11 March 2009

OBAMA SUPPORT FADING LIKE A SUMMER TAN

Un- or most certainly under-, reported in the rapidly-growing irrelevant MSM, has been the defection of big money supporters from the President’s incredibly amateurish, non-effective economic policies.

Warren Buffet, an Obama cash cow, all but dismantled the policy platform on Monday, during a three-hour interview on CNBC. He denigrated the demonization of financial institution leaders; said it was not the time for Democratic Party “pet projects;” said the Dems had an “… obligation to the majority to behave in ways to not go around inflaming the minority;” further noted that the Republicans should provide general support for the administration, but that the Democrats should not be pushing "contentious" policies that are not related to solving the nation's economic woes; decried the cap and trade, which he noted will only increase consumer costs of utility usage; disagreed with administration’s push on card check (this does away with the secret ballot in unionization voting); and called the economic messages from the administration “muddled;” etc., etc., ad nauseam.

Wait, it gets better.

Jack Welch (former General Electric CEO), another Obama “supporter,” speaking on on MSNBC said, “This guy is locked in another world and he's throwing all these initiatives into this game in the middle of a crisis. Focus on the economy! It’s the economy. It’s getting the banks going. It’s a clear message to everybody, “All hands on deck. We have a crisis. Let’s deal with this.” Not one day carbon tax, one day take the kids out of the Washington schools. I mean it's — it’s crazy. People need a clear message.”

Then there is Obama money man, Barton Biggs (Traxis Fund) on Charlie Roses’ show on Monday, noting, “… but I think that his tax program has really affected the market, and so I’d like to see him back off from raising the capital gains tax to 20 percent, the dividend tax to 20 percent and send a different signal. Don’t tax the real entrepreneurial, long-term investment part of the economy. The redistributionist part of his social agenda has bothered the market a lot, and so he ought to step back a little bit from that.”

Go try and find any of this in the MSM, who once again prove they are liars and scoundrels of the worse sort.

Wake up America! Your country — and your future — is being whisked away while you watch.

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