Megyn Kelly takes on Obama-bot, Bill Burton. Why don’t the Obama-bots want to answer tough questions? Instead of answering them, they blame Fox, John McCain… they blame everyone but face the issues themselves.
While the answer to “Joe the Plumber’s” question by Barack Obama clearly proved the socialist agenda of the candidate, it is the aftermath that followed that should send chills down the spine of every American who believes not only in the First Amendment right of free speech, but our right as American citizens to question those we elect and may possibly elect into office.
When Gov. Sarah Palin was named as John McCain’s running mate on the Republican ticket, Leftist media propagandists were immediately dispatched to Alaska to comb through her garbage and badger with questions anyone and everyone who had contact with her before and after her political career began. The governor’s private e-mail account was hacked. Her family was put under a microscope under the guise of “journalism.” The excuse for this intrusion was that “no one knew her,” but within days we knew not only Gov. Palin, but her family as well – better than we knew the Democrat candidate for president. A candidate, I may add, who was a junior senator from Illinois and former “community organizer” (whatever the heck that is) that few had heard of until he decided to run for not vice-president, but for the top job – president. (Note: Barry’s past and current associations with unrepentant domestic terrorists, William Ayres and Bernadine Dorhn, and activities as “community organizer,” his association with ACORN, his 20-year membership in the notorious Jeremiah Wright’s Trinity United Church of Christ, as well as any questions regarding wife, Michelle, are “off limits” – we apparently are only to believe what the candidate says without question or investigation.) Read the rest of my latest article on FamilySecurityMatters.org here.
Give a man enough rope line and he’ll hang himself. There was His Serene Majesty President-designate Barack the Healer working the crowd at some or other hick burg, and halfway down the rope up pops a plumber to express misgivings about the incoming regime’s tax plans.
Supposedly, under the Obama tax plan, 95 per cent of the American people will get a tax cut. You’d think that at this point the natural skepticism of any sentient being other than six-week-old puppies might kick in, but apparently not. If you’re wondering why Obama didn’t simply announce that under his plan 112 per cent of the American people will get a tax cut, well, they ran it past the focus groups who said that that was all very generous but they’d really like it if he could find a way to stick it to Dick Cheney, Rush Limbaugh, Karl Rove and whatnot. So 95 per cent it is. More here
At a recent campaign appearance in Ohio, Sen. Obama was approached by plumber Joe Wurzelbacher, who has concerns about Obama’s proposed tax policies. FamilySecurityMatters.org’s Pam Meister had a candid conversation with him about his experience.
PAM MEISTER: You recently met Sen. Obama on the campaign trail in Ohio, and you asked him a question about his tax policies. What exactly was your question for him?
JOE WURZELBACHER: Initially, I started off asking him if he believed in the American Dream and he said yes, he does – and then I proceeded to ask him then why he’s penalizing me for trying to fulfill it. He asked, “what do you mean,” and I explained to him that I’m planning on purchasing this company – it’s not something I’m gonna purchase outright, it’s something I’m going to have to make payments on for years – but essentially I’m going to buy this company, and the profits generated by that could possibly put me in that tax bracket he’s talking about and that bothers me. It’s not like I would be rich; I would still just be a working plumber. I work hard for my money, and the fact that he thinks I make a little too much that he just wants to redistribute it to other people. Some of them might need it, but at the same time, it’s not their discretion to do it – it’s mine. More from FamilySecurityMatters
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