It was yesterday in the middle of a Labor Day speech
the topic of which was supposed to middle-class values that Barry chose to veer
off-script for a bit. Barry said, "Now,
we're entering into political season, "I'm so glad I'm not on the
ballot," he ad-libbed, as his audience laughed.” But I’ll tell you what, you’d be hard pressed
to find anyone happier than me that this douche isn’t on the ballot this time! Shortly after he returned to the teleprompter
and went on to read, "But it's political season. It starts earlier and earlier, and so now
we're starting to hear a lot about middle-class values. Everybody wants to talk
about the middle class. But some folks seem confused about what exactly that
means. So let me provide a refresher course."
And then Barry went on to describe what ‘middle
class values’ means: Providing tax cuts
to 98 percent of Americans and asking the top 2 percent to "pay a little
bit more," Protecting Main Street businesses with tough Wall Street
reforms, Reforming student loans and increasing Pells Grants "so every kid
can afford a college education, Making two years of community college free, Health
insurance for 16 million formerly uninsured Americans. "Middle class economics works,"
Barry insisted, even as he admitted "we've got more work to do to make
sure more families feel the gains of this recovery." I’m not sure on what he bases such a claim,
especially when all the numbers on the economy tell such an incredibly different
story.
And it was in addressing union members at a
breakfast in Boston that Barry would, of course, go on to blast "some
folks in Washington", meaning , of course, Republicans, for refusing to
"face these facts." Barry
said, "In their world, the only way to help the country grow and help
people get ahead is to cut taxes for millionaire and billionaires and loosen up
rules on big banks and polluters, and then you just wait and then you look up
at the sky and prosperity will come raining down on us from the top of the
whatever high rise is in your city."
And it was on his way to this rally that Barry was said to have signed
an executive order on Air Force One forcing federal contractors to give up to
seven days of paid sick leave to their employees every year.
Now of course nowhere during his speech Barry didn’t
say a word about how he has saddled future generations of our ‘middle class’ with
an amount of debt that will be very difficult, if not impossible, to ever get
paid off. Nor did he announce the fact
that never before in our history has there been so many Americans who have been
made to become so dependent upon government.
Neither did he mention that it was on his watch that, for the first time
in this nation’s history, our credit rating was reduced, which has had, and
will continue to have, an adverse effect on our middle class. And something else he kind of glossed over is
how millions of Americans will now be forced to pay significantly higher
amounts for their health insurance.
After having experienced the last seven years, and
how things seem to have been turned so completely upside down, it’s become
rather difficult for me to determine just which group of Americans is the more
ignorant. Is it minorities for whom what
seems to be most important is that they continue to remain able to receive
their taxpayer subsidized freebies? Or
is it, perhaps, the majority of women who, as long as they can get abortion,
not much else seems to bother them? Or
is those who proudly refer to themselves as being union members. These people who insist upon voting for the very
politicians who have done more damage to our economy, and in a shorter period
time, than anyone would have thought possible.
Such are the main constituencies of the Democrat Party
that made possible the very long and very disastrous presidency of Barack
Hussein Obama. The damage done by this
one man, and not just here at home but on what can very easily be described as being
a global scale, is unlikely ever to be equaled.
Now granted I may be getting a little ahead of myself here, after all
there does remain the possibility of another Clinton presidency or even, God
forbid, a ‘Slow Joe’ Biden presidency.
And while these two could likely give Barry a run for his money, I doubt
that even these two screw-ups could surpass what he has done on the same level
that he was able to surpass that other impressive screw-up, Jimmy Carter.
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