FredHayek wrote: I heard it yesterday on the Hugh Hewitt show, in Barack's own words. From a fund raising speech given yesterday.
And I heard on the TV, (maybe it was the Sean Hannity Show), that if you click your heels together three times and say, "There's no place like the GOP", you'll end up in Kansas...(or was it Iowa?...I can never remember...)
More delusional? I have heard Obama say more than once that he is a member of the 1%. But then again he might be confused, because Joe Biden, earning 300K+ says he isn't in the 1%.
A flip-flopping presidential team?
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FredHayek wrote: I heard it yesterday on the Hugh Hewitt show, in Barack's own words. From a fund raising speech given yesterday.
Fred...
I just went through the last 5 days of Obama's campaign speeches and no where does he call himself "rich." Her... yo can look through all his campaign stops and see what you find...
LOL wrote: This thread is almost as funny as the perspectives thread. LOL
Really bugs the lefties that Obama is doing ok and is clearly a 1%-er
Really. Rich, wealthy, whatever. Obama does group himself among the wealthiest with Buffet and Gates. And now they nitpick that he didn't say "rich", but instead he said basicly the same thing (or is being among the wealthiest not the same as rich?).
So now Romney is brought up in this thread and the complaint is he doesn't pay his fair share of taxes. But the Democrats had no problem running a super rich 1%'er in John Kerry (OK, I'll add a name too) and he paid an even lower percentage than Romney at 13.1%. If you voted for Kerry and didn't complain then, why would you now complain about Romney's 13.9%?