This guy's objective is to remake America, come hell or high water. He knows that America is still a conservative country, yet he believes so strongly in his socialist views that he is moving swiftly to implement his policies even at the risk of not being re-elected. He also believes in the liberal idea that "you never want to waste a crisis", which further explains his aggressive agenda. He also knows from experience that once a government program is put in place it is nearly impossible to remove it; that once a bureaucrat is buried deep in the bowels of our federal bureaucracy, they can change the face of government by implementing their liberal policies and regulations. The Clintons were experts at this and hundreds, if not thousands, of liberal ideologues hired by them are still in place long after Bill Clinton left the White House.
Universal healthcare, cap & trade tax legislation on every single CO2 emission, and education reform are not fundamental - or even relevant - to our current economic problems. Re-election is secondary to remaking America. He will fall on his sword in four years if he can be successful in converting America to a democratic socialist nation in the intervening years. You can take that to the bank...
Mar 12 05:49 PM US/Eastern
By JIM KUHNHENN
Associated Press Writer
The president's proposals for major health care, energy and education changes in the midst of economic hard times faced skepticism from both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill, as senators questioned his budget outlook and the deficits it envisions in the middle of the next decade.
"I am not choosing to address these additional challenges just because I feel like it, or because I'm a glutton for punishment," Obama told the Business Roundtable, a group of top business executives. "I am doing so because they are fundamental to our economic growth, and to ensuring that we don't have more crises like this in the future," said Obama.
Universal healthcare, cap & trade tax legislation on every single CO2 emission, and education reform are not fundamental - or even relevant - to our current economic problems. Re-election is secondary to remaking America. He will fall on his sword in four years if he can be successful in converting America to a democratic socialist nation in the intervening years. You can take that to the bank...
Mar 12 05:49 PM US/Eastern
By JIM KUHNHENN
Associated Press Writer
The president's proposals for major health care, energy and education changes in the midst of economic hard times faced skepticism from both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill, as senators questioned his budget outlook and the deficits it envisions in the middle of the next decade.
"I am not choosing to address these additional challenges just because I feel like it, or because I'm a glutton for punishment," Obama told the Business Roundtable, a group of top business executives. "I am doing so because they are fundamental to our economic growth, and to ensuring that we don't have more crises like this in the future," said Obama.
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