Wynn On Obama: "I'll Be ****** If I Want To Have Him Lecture Me"

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Wynn On Obama: "I’ll Be ****** If I Want To Have Him Lecture Me"

On the Tuesday broadcast of the nightly Nevada political program “Ralston Reports,” Steve Wynn, CEO of Wynn Resorts sat down with host Jon Ralston to discuss the presidential election. Wynn, an outspoken critic of President Obama, didn’t hold back in his latest criticism of the incumbent president seeking a second term.

WYNN: "*I’ve created about 250,000 direct and indirect jobs according to the state of Nevada’s measurement. If the number is 250,000, that’s exactly 250,000 more than this president, who I’ll be ****** if I want to have him lecture me about small business and jobs. I’m a job creator. Guys like me are job creators and we don’t like having a bulls-eye painted on our back.

The president is trying to put himself between me and my employees. By class warfare, by deprecating and calling a group that makes money ‘billionaires and millionaires who don’t pay their share.’ I gave 120% of my salary and bonus away last year to charities, as I do most years. I can’t stand the idea of being demagogued, that is put down by a president who has never created any jobs and who doesn’t even understand how the economy works.*"

realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/10/09/steve_wynn_on_obama_ill_be_damned_if_ill_have_him_lecture_me.html
 
Nothing has inflicted more harm on the middle class then Obamanomics
 
Dubay said:
Nothing has inflicted more harm on the middle class then Obamanomics
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Wynn’s statement “I can’t stand the idea of being demagogued, that is put down by a president who has never created any jobs and who doesn’t even understand how the economy works.” says it all. The administration is baffled on what to do on the economy.
 
I don’t see how this is relevant news. Basically it says some random business person hates our President and his policies. It is hardly surprising, giving the number of business people out there.
 
Tony_the_mad said:
I don’t see how this is relevant news. Basically it says some random business person hates our President and his policies. It is hardly surprising, giving the number of business people out there.
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I believe Wynn was a major Obama supporter in 2008, so that makes it at least somewhat interesting. In addition, we can see people like Jack Welch, who was one of President Obama’s advisers on jobs, saying the same stuff. The President doesn’t know enough about the economy.
 
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Tony_the_mad said:
I don’t see how this is relevant news. Basically it says some random business person hates our President and his policies. It is hardly surprising, giving the number of business people out there.
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Hmmm… There’s an election coming up on November 6th.
 
Obama’s economic and legislative policies have done nothing more than to hurt the economy in this nation. The one thing I think of when speaking of this is Obamacare. Obamacare is going to do nothing but make the national debt a whole lot higher than it already is. We’re facing a debt crisis and Obama and his cronies get this Obamacare law passed. I think this is crazy. It might not be so crazy if our nation was in a time of prosperity but even if it was, I still wouldn’t support the law.
 
Tony_the_mad said:
I don’t see how this is relevant news. Basically it says some random business person hates our President and his policies. It is hardly surprising, giving the number of business people out there.
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It’s relevant. This “random business person” was responsible for the creation of 250,000 jobs in the private sector…much more than Obama who has never created a single private sector job. Since business people are the ones that drive the economy the opinions of business people are important. He dislikes Obama’s policies because they are bad for business, therefore bad for the economy, and therefore bad for the U.S.
 
I know a lot of business people, and I don’t know a single one who thinks differently from Wynn.

Let’s face it. If not for welfare, food stamps and such, we would be seeing blocks-long lines for the soup kitchens. We do have the boarded-up storefronts, though. Obamacare alone, according to the CBO, will turn our current anemic GDP growth rate negative in 2013, so the current recession will be “officially on” again.

And we have the lowest labor participation rate since 1981 going.

Can anyone really think of this in terms other than a depression? Remember, in the Great Depression, 75-80% of the population WAS working. Not so very different from now. As a percentage of working age people, better, actually.
 
Ridgerunner said:
I know a lot of business people, and I don’t know a single one who thinks differently from Wynn.

Let’s face it. If not for welfare, food stamps and such, we would be seeing blocks-long lines for the soup kitchens. We do have the boarded-up storefronts, though. Obamacare alone, according to the CBO, will turn our current anemic GDP growth rate negative in 2013, so the current recession will be “officially on” again.

And we have the lowest labor participation rate since 1981 going.

Can anyone really think of this in terms other than a depression? Remember, in the Great Depression, 75-80% of the population WAS working. Not so very different from now. As a percentage of working age people, better, actually.
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My friend was converted from liberalism to being a conservative when he opened a business. His perspective on taxes, regulations, work, and welfare changed when he became responsible for a business and 10 employees. He’s now a Reagan conservative.
 
Yerusalyim said:
My friend was converted from liberalism to being a conservative when he opened a business. His perspective on taxes, regulations, work, and welfare changed when he became responsible for a business and 10 employees. He’s now a Reagan conservative.
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I’m a lawyer. My wife is the daughter of a union electrician, a social worker by trade, and a Democrat. She ultimately became a conservative Republican, particularly once she saw the tremendous amount of taxes we paid on both incomes. As our earnings increased over the years, our tax burden climbed to ever-increasing heights.

The Reagan philosophy looks even better in 2012. In fact, Bill Clinton’s governing philosophy during his last term looks good in comparison to the dreadful Obama record. If Obama’s ideal social welfare state is allowed to develop further during a second term, its lights out for America.
 
jwinch2 said:
I believe Wynn was a major Obama supporter in 2008, so that makes it at least somewhat interesting. In addition, we can see people like Jack Welch, who was one of President Obama’s advisers on jobs, saying the same stuff. The President doesn’t know enough about the economy.
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Correction.

Obama doesn’t know a thing about the economy. His understanding of the market cycle is as deep as his understanding of the Constitution.
 
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