The only way I could see criticizing the expense of her dress as class warfare is if the Obungholes had honestly earned the money to buy it. They didn’t. I think it is proper and useful to point out the incongruity of how Moochelle and the Kenyan speak disparagingly about the rich and how they flaunt wealth when they get a chance to do so. They are hypocrites of the highest order and calling attention to it is a good thing in my view.
Please reread my first post #24 and you will see that I agree with you about their hypocritical nature when talking about wealth. But we must be very careful to soul search ourselves to make sure we are not falling into the same trap we accuse those who elected Obama of….
Sadly the idea that wealthy people have not gotten their money honestly is also a liberal tactic used to justify redistribution of wealth. Much of the Obama’s cash comes from the royalties he earns on the sale of his books. Many famous authors make money this way. Now you may hate what he wrote and think he is lying commie scum ( as do I ) but in a free market economy where people have the right to decide to buy his books can you really say that his money is not honestly made? What about the heirs of the rich and famous who inherit millions? is that honestly made? what trades are so noble that those who engage in them are allowed to keep what they earn? and who decides what a noble profession is? do you see the problem here?
Look, I am no fan of this couple I think he sees himself as a dictator above reproach ( with the blessings of our lazy and inept congress) but we really must be careful not to become the very thing we despise.