...trying to improve his bottom line on Wall Street at the expense of Main Street. The CEO of Goldman Sachs visited Mordor on the Potomac, the Red House, four times last year? This must be a racist misprint. Well, let me see here. McClatchy news services on the story yet again. “While Goldman Sachs’ lawyers negotiated with the Securities and Exchange Commission over potentially explosive civil fraud charges, Goldman’s chief executive visited the White House at least four times.” Nothing to see here. Move along. You didn’t hear that. No, this is the most pure, transparent administration in the history of transparent administrations.
By the way, unemployment numbers are out today. You may have heard the AP radio news, Jon Belmont doing cartwheels down the hallway there. Hey, Jon, just a little advice for you, one actual news person to one wannabe news person who is actually a propagandist for the state. If you read the fourth paragraph in your own Associated Press dispatch, you will find the operative and the most important part of today’s unemployment news. Would you like me to read it for you?
Here’s what the fourth paragraph says, ladies and gentlemen. The four-week moving average of new unemployment claims, which irons out week-to-week volatility, rose 2,750 to 460,250 claims. There is no cause for jubilation. Obama hasn’t done a G-damned thing other than continue to muck up the works and to see to it, and this is part of his plan, that more and more hundreds of thousands of my fellow citizens are out there unemployed. This is not going to change. We should do a “where the jobs are” segment here, folks, because this is just becoming despicable. I can’t tell you how disheartening it is to have to continue to report this news. I do not revel in depressions. I’m a businessman. I want an economic boom. But it’s not going to happen, not under these conditions.
And I keep telling people this. Guys, guys, you’re not – come on, man, use some common sense. Borrowing is not productivity. It is not an increase in wealth. Matter of fact, if you read one of my favorite blogs out there, and if you visit LewRockwell.com every day or go to Mises.org, you’ll know this. You already know this. You know the headline today. One of the best economists and market players out there is a guy named Jim Rogers. Jim Rogers was so fed up with what was going on in the United States back in the ‘90s, he left. He moved to Singapore. He took his money and his investments and got the hell out of Dodge. Rogers is saying that, if you thought the 2008 recession was bad, you just wait until this Obama, Pelosi, Bernyankme, Geithner-inflated bubble explodes.
You ain’t seen nothin’ yet, brother. Obama will be standing up there going, [mimicking President Obama] “And I told you we’re going to prevent a second great recession, or depression, and I want you bitches to listen to me. We took measures to spare you a second Great Depression. And all you tea party bitches out there do is complain. You ought to be thanking me. I cut taxes for so many of you. And now that the new recession’s here, let me just say to you that I promise to you absolutely deplorable, miserable conditions, worse than any American has ever experienced. This is what I call change we can actually see and believe in. But you’ll have a government bureaucrat to wipe your ass for you, send your kids to school, and make sure that you have Michelle’s approved celery stalks in their lunch.”
You know what the news is today? You see the headline? You hear that CNBC digital media file of Obama not ruling out the VAT tax? Folks, the man is trying to start a revolt. There’s no other way to explain this. The numbers are against him. The public is against him. Mathematics are against him. And yet he presses on. He’s out there on CNBC yesterday promoting, floating the air biscuit or the trial balloon that, “Well, there’s people that are getting all these great benefits that I’m providing. These bitches are going to have to understand, somebody’s got to pay for this [beep] up in here. And I’m just the guy to make ‘em do it. I will, now, let me be clear, I will not rule out a VAT tax. Works great in Europe, it’ll work great here.”
[Clip] John Harwood: Could you see the potential for a value-added tax in this country?
President Obama: You know, I know that there’s been a lot of talk around town lately about the value-added tax. That is something that has worked for some countries. It’s something that would be novel for the United States. And before, you know, I start saying this makes sense or that makes sense, I want to get a better picture of what our options are. And my first priority is to figure out how can we reduce wasteful spending so that... [End clip]
Go back into February/March of 2009 and find me the promises to root out all the waste, fraud, and abuse in the budget. [Mimicking President Obama] “I’m going to go through this damn budget. Let me explain something to you bitches. I’m going to go through this budget line by line, period by period, comma by comma. And we’re going to take a scalpel to this thing and find out all the waste, fraud, and abuse that could be in there.”
Now, this goes all the way back to – you could even go back to the campaign if you want. And I’m so tired of talking about this, and I’m so tired of bringing it up. I don’t even bring it up as a reason to continue to oppose Obama because that’s already in the bag. I don’t even have to do that anymore. I’m just simply trying to illustrate to you that, for the people out there, your friends and neighbors that are more worried about who’s going to be picked #1 tonight at the ESPN NFL draft than they are about whether or not their kids are going to grow up in a free country, those people may be buying this garbage,“Yeah, why can’t we be like Europe and have a VAT tax, hmmmmmm.....uh?
Well Mr. Conservative? you don’t want to pay for the services.” No I don’t want to pay for these services, Let me be perfectly clear, I dont want your damn socialist services!!!
As my good friend Mike Church says,"This is not a Fox News program where we have to be fair and balanced. I am balanced. And I’m not fair because the damn socialist communist punks, they’re not fair. They’re not fair to my family. They’re not fair to my children, who don’t have a vote or a say-so in whether or not they get born, or when they graduate into the workforce, they have $436,000 worth of debt on their head. That’s not fair."
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