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More food for thought:
At any rate, Obama looks out across the fruited plain and he sees a recovery. This is what a recovery looks like. He is at war with the private sector and he’s winning, folks. The president of the United States is winning his war against the private sector. He is destroying it. That is his mission. His administration is succeeding. So for Obama this is a recovery. Let’s go to the audio sound bites. February 10th, 2007. Springfield, Illinois. This runs by real quick, five, six seconds. This is Obama explaining to the country his view, his vision for revitalizing America.
OBAMA: Let’s allow our unions and their organizers to lift up this country’s middle class again. We can do that.
Unions, organizers, let them lift up the middle class. The private sector middle class is his target. The public sector middle class are his beneficiaries. Now, I submit, folks, **everybody knows, and I mean everyone, the way you get out of a recession, the way you get out of the economic mess that we are in is to create incentives for private sector growth. You do that by lowering taxes, by reducing regulations. ** We had a call yesterday, Snerdley put a call up there from a guy, and I wanted to walk him through this. He asked, “Well, what would you do?” I’ve always found it can have much more impact to actually walk people through it, but he was sadly mentally incapable of walking through it on his own so it didn’t work out. So I gotta explain it here myself.
You create incentives for private sector growth by lowering taxes, by reducing regulations, getting obstacles out of people’s way, you strengthen the dollar, you reduce the size of government. **But, you see, if you’re a committed socialist and an authoritarian, you’re simply not gonna do these things. ** You are not going to take the obvious and necessary steps to create prosperity because what I just described to you as the definition of an economic recovery is not how Obama sees recovery. What’s happening is how he sees recovery, taking him at his word. In fact, if you’re like Obama, if you are a socialist, authoritarian, you’re gonna do the exact opposite of lower taxes, reduce regulations, strengthen the dollar, reduce government, you’re gonna do the exact opposite. You’re going to insist that the problems require more government. You are going to insist the problems require more regulations, higher taxes. You are going to continue to attack success and profits and businesses.
So we need to stick together, work with the tea party folks, and vote this wrecking crew out in November 2012.
Less than 600 days to go.
At any rate, Obama looks out across the fruited plain and he sees a recovery. This is what a recovery looks like. He is at war with the private sector and he’s winning, folks. The president of the United States is winning his war against the private sector. He is destroying it. That is his mission. His administration is succeeding. So for Obama this is a recovery. Let’s go to the audio sound bites. February 10th, 2007. Springfield, Illinois. This runs by real quick, five, six seconds. This is Obama explaining to the country his view, his vision for revitalizing America.
OBAMA: Let’s allow our unions and their organizers to lift up this country’s middle class again. We can do that.
Unions, organizers, let them lift up the middle class. The private sector middle class is his target. The public sector middle class are his beneficiaries. Now, I submit, folks, **everybody knows, and I mean everyone, the way you get out of a recession, the way you get out of the economic mess that we are in is to create incentives for private sector growth. You do that by lowering taxes, by reducing regulations. ** We had a call yesterday, Snerdley put a call up there from a guy, and I wanted to walk him through this. He asked, “Well, what would you do?” I’ve always found it can have much more impact to actually walk people through it, but he was sadly mentally incapable of walking through it on his own so it didn’t work out. So I gotta explain it here myself.
You create incentives for private sector growth by lowering taxes, by reducing regulations, getting obstacles out of people’s way, you strengthen the dollar, you reduce the size of government. **But, you see, if you’re a committed socialist and an authoritarian, you’re simply not gonna do these things. ** You are not going to take the obvious and necessary steps to create prosperity because what I just described to you as the definition of an economic recovery is not how Obama sees recovery. What’s happening is how he sees recovery, taking him at his word. In fact, if you’re like Obama, if you are a socialist, authoritarian, you’re gonna do the exact opposite of lower taxes, reduce regulations, strengthen the dollar, reduce government, you’re gonna do the exact opposite. You’re going to insist that the problems require more government. You are going to insist the problems require more regulations, higher taxes. You are going to continue to attack success and profits and businesses.
So we need to stick together, work with the tea party folks, and vote this wrecking crew out in November 2012.
Less than 600 days to go.