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Obama: Promoting the Negative, Discouraging the Positive

Charles1759 Wrote: Jul 16, 2010 5:28 AM
This is extremely interesting Mr. Michael Medved. It actually is depicting a ignorant self energized hero whom believes he has counseled the consumer's and soothed the taxpayer's in scrambling the wealth but failure is that wealth he assembles is not assessing the future expenditures appropriately. People are smarter than playing the game of increasing priced items, it is inflation they are battling yet this hero thinks they are unlikely to see that they do not need the item and fail to go ahead with a purchase anyway. Those $35,000 - $100,000 electric cars with expense rates of at least $200 a month for power buys is more than they would actually spend on a gasoline vehicle unless they made their own power so this hero goes out of his...

National anger at corruption and incompetence in Washington centers increasingly on a peculiar, profoundly maddening quirk of the Obama administration: its consistent, irrational impulse to reward bad behavior and to punish constructive conduct.

The now powerful Tea Party movement began with an on-air rant in February, 2009 by Rick Santelli of CNBC, who complained of a costly new program to protect homeowners who had recklessly committed themselves to unaffordable mortgages; he suggested a “Chicago Tea Party” as a means of protest. Despite the indignation Santelli ignited, various Obama programs continue to tax Americans who’ve never missed a mortgage and send...