On Friday, President Barak Hussein Obama (affectionately called by his middle name “Hussein” on this blog, in honor of the leftists who used to call George W Bush “Dubya”), laid it out plain and simple. He wants to take money from people who produce, who work their rear-ends off, and give it to people who don’t. That is, he wants to buy votes and set up the Democrat Party as the default ruling class for a generation.

In a meeting at The White House about Hussein’s 1 TRILLION dollar “stimulus” plan, Congressman Eric Cantor (R-Va.) objected to the president’s proposal to increase benefits for low-income workers who don’t owe federal income taxes. That is, Mr. Cantor said something like, “Hey, those people didn’t pay federal taxes in the first place, so why are we giving them other people’s money now?” To which Hussein later said, “I won. I will trump you on that.” How bipartisan of the new president, dontcha think?

If that doesn’t lay bare that the new emperor has no clothes, that he is what we have said all along, a SOCIALIST who wants to transfer massive amounts of wealth from producers to deadbeats, I don’t know what does. Where are people’s ethics? Don’t you see you are asking the new administration to forcibly steal money from people that have it, and give it to people who don’t, under the code words of “stimulus” and “rebate”? You didn’t pay that money to the government in the first place, but now you want money from the government? Get real!

This is where it ends: People will figure this out sooner or later and the producers will quite producing and start taking because they will view the situation as unjust. And when enough producers quite producing, when there are more people “in the wagon” than there are “pulling the wagon” our great republic and its unique place in the world will end. We’re on that road now and soon it will be too late to turn back.

Oppose the stimulus bill. Oppose Hussein. Take back your country before it’s too late.

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