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Posted: 7:57 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012
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By Neal Boortz
Good Lord, people? How hard is all this? Why is it so difficult for these paragons of objectivity and fairness in the media to look into their archives and connect a few simple dots about the size of … oh … manhole covers.
We all know that Obama has a psychotic fixation with raising taxes on the rich. The problem here is that the media persists in reporting the complete fixation that Obama wants to raise taxes on the evil rich as a way to reduce the deficit. What a crock. Here’s what you get if you connect those aforementioned dots:
Dot 1. Obama tells Joe the Plumber that we need to raise taxes not to decrease our deficit, but because we “need to spread the wealth around.”
Dot 2. Obama admits to Charlie Gibson that raising capital gains may well result in reduced revenues to the government, but he wants those taxes to go up anyway “out of fairness.” In other words, It’s not “fair” that these people earn all that money on their investment income.
Dot 3. Obama tells the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (evil capitalists) “at some point you have to admit you’ve made enough money.”
Dot 4. Obama submits a “fiscal cliff” plan to the congress (and the media) that not only calls for tax increases on the rich, but also for more spending! Here he shows that he wants the higher taxes so that he’ll have more money to spend, not for deficit reduction.
If you connect these dots you will see that Obama’s insistence on a tax increase on the rich has absolutely nothing in the world to do with reducing our deficit. His primary motive is that he believes the wealthy in this country do not deserve the money they have. That money is ill-gotten games --- earned by oppressing the middle class. And Obama is going to correct this problem by seizing the money from those evil exploitive rich people and spend it on his constituency. Remember … Obama also said that America is great because of government spending. Money spent by government is good. Money spent by rich people is bad.
This is ALL class warfare. Every bit of it. The ObamaMedia will not tell you this. I just explained it pretty well. Spread the word.
Neal Boortz chronicles his 42 years of talk radio in his book "Maybe I Should Just Shut Up and Go Away" Available on line and printed from Barnes and Noble and Amazon.
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