Ray From Cleveland
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- Aug 16, 2015
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Cry me river. Dude you hate Obama so it doesn't really matter what you are saying.
Yes you posted several lies about Obama. I asked you the following questions and you avoided all of them. Here's a few of them.
1. You claim Obama is anti business. Like what?
His first measure was to stop oil drilling in the Gulf in spite of a court order to remove that order. He then advanced to regulating banks as to who they could impose late penalties on for late or non payment. He also took over college loans that were typically provided by banks. He closed down many car dealerships when he took over the automobile industry. His minions attacked Gibson Guitar company not once, but twice. Their claim was because of the wood they were using to make their quality guitars, however, Fender (their competitor) used the same imported wood and not so much as a fine. But of course, Gibson is known to support Republicans and Fender supports Democrats.
Commie Care included how insurance companies were allowed to spend their own money. Insurance companies use their premium collections to invest so their profits could offset their claims. Obama stopped that. In Commie Care, it's required that insurance companies spend at least 80% of their premium collections on claims alone. And of course, his new taxes on all manufactures of medical equipment to support Commie Care was no help to them either.
2. Regulations that stop businesses? Like what?
Tobacco was one of his main issues. In spite of lying to us about nobody making under 250K would not see a new tax increase of any kind, he placed a sin tax on tobacco products within his first few months in office; one of the largest federal sin taxes in recent history. From there he stopped mail order tobacco sales from American Indians who had exclusive rights to sell their products. Then he attacked roll-your-own tobacco shops. Smokers would go to those shops to roll their own cigarettes to escape taxes that were put on manufactured cigarettes. Because of that, many of those shops were forced to close down.
Besides the coal industry, he attacked energy providers that used coal and closed them down. The ones allowed to remain open were forced to invest millions into cleaner energy.