Barack Obama's 5 Cacophonous Notes

davidlimbaugh.com ^ | 09/09/10 | david limbaugh

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I never expected President Barack Obama to be promoting my new book, "Crimes Against Liberty," but that's virtually what's happened with his recent speeches on the economy. It's as if he's determined to validate every premise I assert in "Crimes Against Liberty."

All the elements are there: his thin-skinned narcissism, his deceit, his militant partisanship, his bullying and his dogged adherence to his disastrous policy agenda against all evidence of its failure and against the express will of the American people.

His full-throated class warfare was on clear display. With him, it's always us against them. He praised "Wisconsin's working men and women," that is union members, as if no one else works or contributes to the economy or society.

Expanding on this theme, he paid homage to the middle class -- the people whose taxes "in any form" he promised he would never raise -- before signing the excise tax on tobacco, trying to pass the cap-and-trade bill, shoving through Obamacare and its 14 to 19 new taxes, which will total some half a trillion dollars over the next decade and fall hardest on middle-income groups. A value-added tax is even on the table.

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Do not forget that those celebrities who endorsed the ONE have lost a substantial chunk of their net worth as well.

No amount of telling the kids "don't touch the hot stove" works as effectively as when they do touch it, and get burned. (of course, the trouble is that they voted for the hot stove, and we ALL got burned!)

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Thank you.

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