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Lady Templar & Kafir
You're Robert Gibbs????
Let us recall for a moment:
According to his hind-ass, some of us are making "enough money". How dare we want more. How dare we make more. How dare we want to have a better life for ourselves. Then, in the same breathe, he turns around and admits that us "producers" (my word, not his) should keep right along "producing".
Turns out...He went off script for this little utterance of redistributive truth.
I swear...Some people are living proof that sometimes the after birth does live and thrive outside the womb:
Link: Via HotAir: Obama: I do think at a certain point youve made enough money
(snip)
Note the term: "...fulfilling their responsibility to help grow our economy."
Oh I get it. Now it's our responsibility, ay? What about YOUR responsibility mr president? To ALL Americans,...To incentivize small business? To promote economic growth via free markets that are allowed to grow without being punished by government?
Nevermind dude....This is WAY over your alinsky-tained kool-aid drinkin' head.
Now, keep that in mind, when you read this:
(snip)
So, let's get this straight....
Gibbs makes $172,200, which is below that magic $250,000 number that obama loves to toss around. And, as noted in the article, the average family income is somewhere around $55,000 a year.
So, I think we can finally say, that the figure $250,000 IS indeed the amount obama (and others) have in their head, when he says that at some point "you've made enough money".
Let us recall for a moment:
According to his hind-ass, some of us are making "enough money". How dare we want more. How dare we make more. How dare we want to have a better life for ourselves. Then, in the same breathe, he turns around and admits that us "producers" (my word, not his) should keep right along "producing".
Turns out...He went off script for this little utterance of redistributive truth.
I swear...Some people are living proof that sometimes the after birth does live and thrive outside the womb:
Link: Via HotAir: Obama: I do think at a certain point youve made enough money
(snip)
Were not, were not trying to push financial reform because we begrudge success thats fairly earned. I mean, I do think at a certain point youve made enough money. But, you know, part of the American way is, you know, you can just keep on making it if youre providing a good product or providing good service. We dont want people to stop, ah, fulfilling the core responsibilities of the financial system to help grow our economy.
Compare that to his remarks as prepared for delivery:
Now, were not doing this to punish these firms or begrudge success thats fairly earned. We dont want to stop them from fulfilling their responsibility to help grow our economy.
Note the term: "...fulfilling their responsibility to help grow our economy."
Oh I get it. Now it's our responsibility, ay? What about YOUR responsibility mr president? To ALL Americans,...To incentivize small business? To promote economic growth via free markets that are allowed to grow without being punished by government?
Nevermind dude....This is WAY over your alinsky-tained kool-aid drinkin' head.
Now, keep that in mind, when you read this:
(snip)
Read the whole thing at the link....James Warren is a journalist who worked for the Chicago Tribune and now writes columns for the Chicago News Cooperative and The New York Times
No Pity for Robert Gibbs and His 'Modest' Salary
By James Warren Jan 6 2011, 7:52 AM ET 264
Perhaps it was the long flight back from Hawaii. But President Obama's first full day back on the job suggested a slight case of tone deafness.
In bidding a sort-of farewell to White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, he noted the "relatively modest pay" for which Gibbs has labored.
In fact, he earns $172,200 in a nation where the average family income hovers around $55,000, unemployment is high, record foreclosures persist and wages for most folks are at best stagnant.
So, let's get this straight....
Gibbs makes $172,200, which is below that magic $250,000 number that obama loves to toss around. And, as noted in the article, the average family income is somewhere around $55,000 a year.
So, I think we can finally say, that the figure $250,000 IS indeed the amount obama (and others) have in their head, when he says that at some point "you've made enough money".