Who is David Gergen? He is the undisclosed, Karl Rove of American politics and he is busy working on the next coronation. A master strategist and manipulator, he does not expose his hand until the game is over, but you can easily decipher his agenda by the words he uses. And his agenda; To select the next President of the United States.

Belonging to secret organizations like the Bohemian Grove, Mr. Gergen is not the sort to disclose the truth.

On February 3, 2010, he said, "I think what he (President Obama) ought to be doing, frankly, is some more listening, too. You know, a listening tour in which he listened to a lot of citizens. You know, these tea party folks who are meeting this week, you know, their argument is "nobody is listening to us." I think the more the government listens to citizens and then responds after a number of comments, I think that would be healthy."

It is no secret that Republican Party consultants organize the so-called independent Tea Parties, and the suggestion that Obama has anything to gain from listening to those folks who seek to subvert the mandate of the President of the United States, is totally preposterous. Watch the Youtube video below, and you will clearly understand.

David Gergen sounds like a Republican strategist who is trying to humiliate Obama the way Clinton was humiliated during the midterm elections, and this this February 3, 2010 exchange with Wolf Blitzer is self-evident:

Wolf Blitzer: "I guess the question, is it really possible -- 59 Democrats, 57 Democrats, two Independents who caucus with the Democrats -- is it really possible they could be in the minority after the midterm election this year?"

David Gergen: "Well, Wolf, you know, only a few months ago, that was outside the realm of imagination -- totally unimaginable. At best, the Republicans might pick up two, three or four seats. But now, after Scott Brown's victory, given the sourness in the country, the reality is setting in -- the new reality is setting in for Democrats, hey, these Republicans can make sizable gains and it is mathematically possible. It is, for the first time, within the realm of imagination, they could actually pick up control. Let's look at it. As you know, there are 100 seats in the Senate. The Republicans right now need -- have 41. They need to pick up 10.

Since Obama successfully thwarted the plans of those who thought that the peculiar election of Scott Brown would kill health care reform, David Gergen changed his tune.

On March 22nd, 2010, David Frum, Jeffrey Toobin and David Gergen re-visited their discussion about health care reform on CNN. David Frum called the Republican failure to derail health care reform their Waterloo. Toobin said that Rush Limbaugh and the Tea Baggers are now the face of the Repulican party and David Gergen disagreed with everybody.

According to David Gergen, Obama's victory is a Republican opportunity to come up with new ideas. David Gergen's new idea is that he wants to grow the Tea Party Movement and make it the constituency of the next Republican president; Not a new idea at all, but a political strategy.

The truth is, the Republicans overplayed their hand, they lost an all-in showdown over health care reform with Obama, and since the Democrats proved that they are the only party that is willing to govern, the Republicans have been reduced to failed takeover schemers.

The failure to pass the Health Care Bill was supposed to signify the end of the Democrats in Washington, and since it passed, why didn't David Gergen simply agree with David Frum, who said "We followed the most radical voices in the party and the movement, and they led us to abject and irreversible defeat."

Passage of health care reform was a clear political victory for President Obama and his allies in Congress, but David Gergen and the rest of the media failed to figure it out?

Watch the youtube video, it will explain everything.