Even W. Bush got to rule for 6 years with a friendly congress and senate. Barack Hussein Obama must be feeling cheated as the first black, two year ruler, community organizer, President.
Overwhelmingly, the American electorate jerked the reigns of power from his girly-man hands by voting his congress out of power in 2010. Since then he has been a political eunuch, unable to pass any significant legislation since Snarky Pelosi and Stink Reid pushed Obamacare on an unwilling public.
Sure he has declared a few edicts and made executive orders his thing, but these can be overturned in 2013 if Mitt Romney can find a pen and a paper on which to write: "Canceled" on these political masterpieces of presidential mischief from the mind (is a terrible thing) of Barack Hussein Obama.
And now with the election less than four short months away, he is, once again, using his mealie-mouth to denigrate the top wage earners in America! His war against prosperity is heating up. It is a sure bet loser for our President to speak ill of fellow citizens whose only sin is to be good income earners. To extend the Bush Tax cuts will certainly pass in these uncertain economic times. His millionaires surcharge will fail.
It makes more sense to praise and encourage these citizens, and give them a kiss before picking their pockets. If I had a country I would want as many highly intelligent and successful citizens as I could get, especially if I had a government which depended upon their tax contributions to fund everything I did.
Under our constitution, up until now, the only way for our government to have revenue is through taxes, fees, and tariffs. Now they have learned they can also print money from nothing which is a hidden tax on all money as it dilutes existing money's value. They are getting away with it for now, but the laws of economics can not be bent for long before it will all come crashing down.
My final thought, if ObamaCare is a tax, how can certain organizations be exempt. By the constitution, taxes must be apportioned equally among the states and the people. When will the case be brought up in court about these exemptions?
We are not stupid, stupid.
Jackson Delano Maybolt, President Urban Poverty Law Center
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