CHUCK ROGÉR: OBAMA IDEOLOGY ALL THE WAY DOWN
Originally at American Thinker When your relatives publicly expose your horrifically indefensible thinking, it may be time to rethink your thinking. Milton Wolf, a cousin of Barack Obama, writes:
Barack Obama fashioned a hammer using a “progressive” worldview that conceives solutions to all problems as government solutions. Progressives see humanity as a mass of dumb and pitiful low-level creatures needing guidance by a few wise and magnificent superiors. Today’s leader of the high-level critters also displays another behavioral characteristic that endears him to progressives. Barack Obama is a tyrant. The American President is a my-way-or-the-highway ideologue supported by media ideologues that portray him as an adult donkey among infantile elephants. Obama is dictating conditions for any debt resolution plan. Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Hans Bader captures the President’s inflexible posturing.
Clinton era Republicans can fairly be credited with unbalancing the Clinton era balanced budget. President George W. Bush and Bush era Republicans can fairly be credited with shepherding a spending binge that dimmed rebalancing prospects. But Barack Obama has turbocharged the Bush era spending trend with trillion-dollar-plus deficits as far as the eye can see. Obama created a national debt crisis for which his dictated preconditions serve as roadblocks. The central feature in Obama’s debt solutions consists of enacting additional taxation on the nation’s biggest employers, small businesses. Such “solutions” would further wither the withering Obama economy. Obama’s cousin Milton points out, “The eye does not see what the mind does not know.” Indeed, Barack Obama understands little about sound economics but a great deal about ideological agenda pushing. The American people will not experience anything resembling sound economics from the Ideologue in Chief. In the debt resolution standoff, if Republicans blink and agree to raise taxes on Americans, we shall suffer Obama’s ideology all the way down. The distance to the bottom is anyone’s guess. |