By
William L. Garvin
So
let me get this straight, the president who has ZERO business experience and
whose staff is shockingly devoid of business knowledge or experience wants to
focus on Mitt Romney’s business success? Well, not exactly. Stephanie Cutter, the president’s deputy
campaign manager, prefers to charge that Romney is a felon rather than address
the president’s failed economic policies.
It’s another blatant attempt to deflect and diffuse.
With
forty-one straight months of unemployment over 8%, with real unemployment at
14.9%, with the labor participation rate being at an all time low, he needs to
pretend there’s a smoking gun in Romney’s previous tax returns. Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Obama’s former white
house aide, continued the color inside the character assassination lines: “Whatever is in there is far worse than the
first year.” As mayor of Chicago, one
might surmise that “Dead Fish” Rahm is somewhat of an expert on felonies,
murders, and cover-ups. However, with an
extension of the same “guilty until proven innocent” reasoning, how should we
view the “executive privilege” refusal to provide the documentation of the
“Fast and Furious” fiasco by the president, Eric Holder, and the Department of
Justice? There MUST be something
terribly damning to the president and the attorney general that is “far worse”
than what we already know!
In
the president’s illogical world, all success is granted by government. He said as much last Friday: “If you’ve got a business -- you didn’t build that. Somebody
else made that happen." Being a
self-made multi-millionaire is a presidential crime if you’re the food stamp
president. Of course, it’s not a felony
if you marry it like John Kerry or inherit it like John Kennedy…and you’re a
democrat. Keep throwing it against the
wall…something might stick. Romney
should release his tax returns right after the president releases his college
transcripts and the corrected version of his “composite” autobiography.
Then there’s the NAACP
booing Mitt Romney for promising to repeal ObamaTax, aka ObamaCare. Unlike the president, Romney showed up. Who did the president send? Joe Biden, the court jester and gaffe master
supreme. If you’re into imagining
insults (as they are), there’s one right there.
Of course Eric Holder also showed up to illogically equate voter
identification with poll taxes.
Ironically, the NAACP required identification to gain access to their
conference. With his obsessive need to
sue sovereign states, Holder is doing all he can to keep Florida from purging
dead people from their rolls. As Obama,
Emanuel, Axelrod, Daley, et al from the Chicago political scene knows, the dead
can rise from their graves…to vote early and vote often!
Then there’s the
outrage manifested by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid over the USA Olympic
team uniforms being made in China. He
wants to gather them up, put them in a pile and “burn them.” Now he could have been outraged that we have
the highest corporate tax rates in the world.
He could have been outraged that the Obama anti-business policies are
driving manufacturing business out of the country. He could have been outraged that Jeffrey
Immelt, the CEO of General Electric and Obama job czar, is moving their x-ray
division from Michigan to China. He
could have been outraged that GE paid no corporate taxes. He could have been outraged that the San
Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is being made with steel from China.
He could be
outraged about the General Motors manufacturing plants in China, Spain,
Venezuela, Russia, South Africa, France, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Germany,
Argentina, Thailand, Australia, Ecuador, Japan, India, South Korea, England,
Vietnam, Poland, or Egypt. He could be
outraged that the president’s budget couldn’t get a single democrat vote. He could be outraged that he hasn’t passed a
budget in three years. He could be
outraged that the president unilaterally gutted the bipartisan Welfare Reform
Act signed by Bill Clinton. He could be
outraged that the Navy is spending $26 per gallon for biofuels instead of $3.60
at a time when the military budget is being cut $500 million.
He could be
outraged about Egyptians throwing shoes and tomatoes at the Secretary of
State. He could be outraged about Iran
being appointed to the United Nations Committee on the Status of Women. But no…he chooses to wax apoplectic about
Olympic team uniform manufacturers even though they receive no taxpayer
dollars. I suppose that’s actually an
improvement. At least he’s no longer
fixated on cowboy poetry, college football playoffs, steroid use or bad boxing
decisions.
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