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Obama's Pension Bigger Than Romney's

Obama's Pension Bigger Than Romney's

Remember the President's self-satisfied little zinger, applauded by reporters, about how Romney has a larger pension than he does?

Actually, not true.

President Obama's pension is larger than Romney's -- and the other big difference? Taxpayers aren't subsidizing Romney's retirement.  We will, however, have the dubious pleasure of funding Obama's.

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The whole episode encapsulates the disgraceful narrative of Obama's 2012 campaign: Applauded by the "unbiasaed" press, Obama launches an attack based on envy and resentment that's ultimately wrong on the facts . . . wherein it turns out that Obama, supposed "man of the people," is actually going to enjoy a $6 million pension provided courtesy of the American taxpayer.  Romney, the "rich" guy we're all supposed to hate, may have a very comfortable retirement -- but all the money he spends will be what he himself earned in the private sector, as he didn't even accept a government salary when he served as governor of Massachusetts.

Anyone want to bet that Romney will also give more -- both in absolute terms and as a percentage -- to charity?

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