provide quotes/proof from Axelrod or Obama that demonstrate race baiting "is the communication strategy of Obama's camaping (sic)"

The support for this statement remains absent.

The Huffpo memo (that references news stories about the Clinton team) written by some BO person (not directed from the campaign headquarters) in only the SC office, and was circulated internally, doesn't at all match this accusation.  Weak!

While you're at it can you point to some memos from the BO campaing that show the BO campaign planned to play "the race card" on WJC all along:

I think that they played the race card on me. We now know, from memos from the campaign that they planned to do it along."

By your argument, "our half is the smarter half so the party better stick with the smarter half"

Sounds a bit elitist to me.

I have news for you.  No president is up for the job at this point.  American credit debt is at an all time high and people are starting to pay their credit down.  When people pay their credit down, they are not buying the GI Joe with the KungFu grips and the accessories that go with it.

When the largest consumption country slows down its consumption, companies slow down their mfg and products to market.  People stop spending money freely because they are paying down their debt.  Job losses follow because people are not spending.  People spend even less because they are worried about losing their jobs, vicious cycle you see.

Now when Bill C was pres (i loved Bill and still do) he had the largest productivity gain since the early 1900's as a result of the information age and all the interconnected parts that go with it.  you want a computer, how about s/w, h/w, maint, wiring, laptop, desktop, printer, gadget after gadget.  New companies sprouted to service and mfr everything.  Did Bill create that?  Of course not.

Now where is that kind of "boom" going to come from?  What product out there in design is going to create a supply and demand mania that comes around every 60-70 years (methinks solar but repubs are too stupid to see the light and pushed us back 5-10 years).  

So we don't have an industrial revolution in our pocket as we did during Bill's presidency.  What we will have for the next 10-14 months is controlled spending by the american public until they can get out of debt to a major degree.  People are carrying more debt than ever and until that debt goes down, new jobs and casual spending will be on hold.