“People have blind faith in their politics and doubt their church.”
Rush Limbaugh 3/14/13
Marx didn’t want any religion other than the state, and this is where the Democrats are pushing us. They view the Catholic Church and other religions as competition that must be eliminated.
We have this 180 degrees in reverse to what our founders believed.
Mark Tapscott hits the nail on the head with his article today regarding the supposed upcoming sequestration cuts. Those of us who are informed and who listen to conservative talk radio have known this for a long time. Both of the conservative icons of Levin and Limbaugh have been all over this since the law was passed. They correctly predicted what was going to happen, both the MSM template as well as the lies that would be coming from the political class.
It is time to tar and feather the political class. They haven’t been right yet.
At a campaign stop on Saturday in Chicago, Obama welcomed Paul Ryan to the race labeling Ryan as the ideological head of the Republican Party. During this portion of his remarks, Obama went on to say that he was an articulate spokesman of Romney’s vision. Obama said it was a vision “he fundamentally disagreed with.” Obama went on to say that “they have tried to sell us this trickle-down fairy dust before, and guess what? It did not work.”
Well, the President has recently said that his plans are working and had previously said that he was going to fundamentally change America. He also recently stated that he wants shared prosperity. Okay, so let’s call his views that of trickle-up fairy dust.
So, he has been in office for 3+ years, the Democrats have controlled the government for the past five years implementing part of this trickle-up fairy dust approach. How has that approach worked for the people in the middle class?
Well, fewer have jobs, fewer have healthcare, more on on government programs, everything is costing them more, and they are facing higher taxes in the future due to the overwhelming debt being accumulated by the government.
If, as he himself said, this is what it looks like with his policies working, I’ll take failure please.
Once again, Rush was right.