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Jan. 28, 2010 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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January 28, 2010, Thursday, Hour #2
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Great greetings to you, ladies and gentlemen.
Welcome back, Rush Limbaugh serving humanity at while at the same time doing what I was born to do, having more fun than a human being should be allowed to have.
It's the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies in Las Vegas.
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Bunch of people have sent me uh oh, one thing, folks, uh HR, who is doing the screening today, snerdly has a hangnail uh in having problem holding on to the phone.
So uh H.R. pressed into uh emergency duty, and he is telling me that uh many of you are uh calling not to go on the air but to highly praise and compliment my letter to Barack Obama that I uh I read in uh the last half hour and uh demand uh people are asking for a transcript.
Transcript of everything on this program for the most part will always be found at the end of the day at Rushlimbaud.com.
But I'll do it again in the program before we uh before it ends.
I'll I'll save it and do it in the third hour, catch uh some new tune-ins at that point.
But it's uh and I expect there'd be a round of criticism over this.
I expect I I expect that when this gets out that I'll have all kinds of attacks launched on me, everything from racist to who does he think he is to presumptuous, what kind of disrespect is this for the president.
Of course, none of that will ever be asked of Obama.
Who the hell does he think he is?
He's the least experienced guy in whatever room he walks into.
Sitting there busting the chops of the U.S. Supreme Court when they cannot respond.
And he's wrong about what he said.
Floodgates will be open to foreign chorus uh corporations to uh contribute money to U.S. political campaigns.
That's not true.
The court did not deal with that law.
Foreign companies are already prohibited from influencing American campaigns.
The current legal prohibitions on foreign involvement in elections are really specific, and they prohibit a foreign national from directly or indirectly contributing to a candidate or party or paying for a broadcast, cable or satellite communication, which refers to a federal candidate in the period before an election.
Furthermore, FEC regulations already prohibit a foreign national from direct control or indirectly participating in the decision making process of any corporation, labor union, or political committee in their election-rated activities.
So it's it it's a flat out and out lie.
It's a scare tactic.
The Libs are all upset because the First Amendment was expanded.
Well, expand it was upheld.
Freedom came out of its coma a little bit with that ruling with the Supreme Court.
Libs are all bit out of shape because free speech gets in the way of their plans.
By the way, I have a story in this in the stack about how Obama's FCC is targeting over-the-air television stations.
Wants the spectrum they broadcast on.
The channels, the frequencies.
I'll have the details on that coming up.
Meanwhile, the political, right on course, puts out a story today.
Uh White House.
Obama was right in what he said about the Supreme Court ruling.
So I guess that when the old when the White House wants to get something out, they have a rotating bunch of state controlled media they can call to get the message out, and they're not going to be checked.
Whatever they say is going to be reported.
So it's it's clear the president didn't know what he was talking about.
He's out and out lying because he knows he's not going to be fact checked on on matters like that by most in the state controlled media, although AP has a fairly hard-hitting fact check today on a bunch of things Obama got wrong.
Now, I was gonna say a bunch of people have sent me the last five minutes of Obama's speech.
I said in the previous hour that I got I I just got impatient.
I mean, I'd heard it all before.
There was no energy in the speech.
It was just it was just uh pure propaganda.
It was it was it was unprofessional, it was unfocused, uh contradictory, uh, all over the place.
I got up early and left.
I had to go get ready for the uh preliminary competition at the Planet Hollywood Theater last night.
So I bopped out of the room and went back to the shower and did the routine back there.
And uh I got some notes from people that did not specify what the last five minutes speech were, but they said it was it was needs psychologists to analyze it.
So people have now sent it to me, and there's one part in there, and it is deranged.
Uh, and it it but it it uh it mentions uh this whole business that women finally need to get equal pay for equal work.
I mean, that's from the 1970s.
Now I don't know, I can't figure out why throw that out there.
I mean, that's it's it's it's it's it's it's totally cliched.
You know, women uh male unemployment is much higher than female unemployment.
The percentages of men going to college much less than women going to college.
The percentages of men graduating from college, much less than the percentage of women graduating from college.
I saw a story yesterday, I had it in the stack.
Uh I didn't get to it because uh it I just didn't put it at the top in terms of priority, but since he's brought this up, there was a a story about how college-educated women over 40, if they haven't been married, they're doomed.
The odds of college-educated women over 40 getting married ain't gonna happen.
Statistically.
Uh don't know why, don't remember why, but obviously something that you know, men are jerks, is always the explanation for this stuff.
But this business that women earn 70 cents for every dollar a man earns, and this is just it's outdated, it's not true.
I'm why in the world did that get stuck in there?
What what author?
This speech had many authors.
And I think there was a lot of it that was sarcastic.
I I think this guy is angry at us for daring to oppose him.
So a lot of this was just sarcastic in tone, demeaning in tone.
But there is um uh there's a story here that uh from the Daily Mail, this is in the UK, but it's probably applicable here, if not yet it will be.
Life in the slow lane, disillusioned with stressful jobs, a whole generation of women are opting out of the rat race.
And epheminazis, I'm sure didn't plan for this.
Now, I know this is happening in uh in certain ways in this country.
What's happening is that these women who were urged to forego families and motherhood, childhood, and all that, uh, so that uh feminism could be pursued.
And remember, militant feminism was told women to go out and be like men, get the jobs men have, uh, get the same stress men do, get the same power that men do.
Uh but then there's a biological time bomb starts ticking in the womb in there in the ovaries.
And you get to 3540, and there's a little panic that sets in.
And so they either adopt, if they can't find a sucker to marry them.
I'm talking about a particular kind of women.
I'm not ridiculing marriage here, please don't misunderstand.
Uh so they can't somebody to marry, or they get uh they they either adopt or they do find somebody to get married and they have a baby, and all of a sudden they decide they don't want to go back to work, they want to stay home and nurture the child.
Now that started happening about ten years ago.
I've been chronicling this stuff because it interests me.
And I know the feminazis didn't plan on that.
So in the UK, what's happening starts out this way.
Last summer my friend Vanessa handed in her notice at work.
She did not have another job to go to, and unlike thousands of people around the country, she wasn't made redundant.
In fact, the online marketing company she worked for was thriving, and that was the problem.
She was too busy.
And at the grand old age of 34, she decided she could no longer be bothered to be busy.
It wasn't that she had children to think about or a long suppressed dream of working in the rainforests.
She just woke up one day and found her drive installed.
She had got to the place she'd always wanted to be and realized that, well, she didn't want to be there.
She was over it.
It was in the middle of a recession.
I was being offered a pay raise and a promotion, says Vanessa.
I I should have been happy, but I just felt dread.
All I could see was more of the same.
Twelve-hour days, lost weekends, and the thought literally made me sick.
A year or two before it would have been unimaginable to feel this way.
Work was everything.
It always had been.
It was my identity.
I thrived on the stress, The challenges and yes, the status.
But then suddenly it meant nothing.
I started wondering if I could make ends meet by dog walking.
And I don't even like dogs.
For the first time ever, I wanted an easy life more than a successful one.
Let some guy talk this way.
And look at the way he gets what women look at the choices they have.
Tired of working, fine.
Pull out.
Don't like the stress, pull out of there.
Don't like the competition, pull out of there.
Don't like the long hour, pull out of there.
This is an option that men traditionally have not had as the primary breadwinners, although with two income families, it's still not something an option that men have, but women still do, particularly if it's to stay home and raise the children.
So uh for Obama to bring this up.
Antiquated, cliched, sarcastic, and I think it was another attempt to get people at war with each other, which is another purpose of that speech last night, pitting groups of Americans against each other and himself against as many enemies as he has, and the list is longer than any enemies list I have uh I have ever seen.
Audio sound by time, uh ladies and gentlemen, let's start with a montage of Obama and uh his speech last night uh blaming Bush.
We put a montage here of all the ways and times that he did it.
I took office amid two wars, an economy rocked by a severe recession.
Boohoo.
Financial system on the verge of collapse and a government deeply indebted.
We can't afford another so-called economic expansion like the one from the last decade.
What some call the lost decade.
Even after paying for what we spent on my watch, we'll still face the massive deficit we had when I took office.
By the time I took office, we had a one-year deficit of over one trillion dollars.
You did not.
And projected deficits of eight trillion dollars over the next decade.
Nope.
Most of this was the result of not paying for two wars, two tax cuts, and an expensive prescription drug program.
On top of that, the effects of the recession put a three trillion dollar hole in our budget.
All this was before I walked in the door.
The problem is that's what we did for eight years.
Just statement facts.
Now that is petulant.
That is unpresidential, and it is uh it is it's immature.
Now they find none of the followers.
Like Bart Simpson.
He didn't get proven.
Nobody tell me do it.
You can't prove it.
They didn't do anything.
This is uh it's unseemly.
It's it's embarrassing, folks, to have a president talking this this sarcastically.
He knows his polling numbers are down, and he's mad at you for not understanding it isn't his fault.
He's the Messiah.
It can't possibly be his fault.
This is delusional.
And he's making all these tax cuts, tax cuts that weren't paid for.
He knows better than that.
That's why they have to rewrite the history of Reagan.
Those tax cuts more than paid for the whole concept that you have to pay for tax cuts.
That has always made my blood boil.
Pay for tax cuts, pay for a Medicare entitlement bill.
It's the first entitlement you haven't liked on because Republicans did it, because it was Bush's idea.
But this notion that the tax cuts were not paid for.
We're talking about the Bush income tax cuts, the corporate uh uh the uh the uh capital gains tax cut being reduced to 15%, that created so much revenue coming to the treasury that nobody projected because they never analyzed this stuff in a dynamic way.
And that it's Clinton surplus and all this sort of stuff, and then you you you say the tax cuts didn't pay for themselves.
I mean, this is just this this is so childish.
This one I call him a man child.
Now, here's two more bites before we go to the break.
It gets even better.
Listen to this.
I campaigned on the promise of change.
Change we can believe in, the slogan went.
And right now I know there are many Americans who aren't sure if they still believe we can change.
Or that I can deliver.
But remember this.
I never suggested the change would be easy.
Or that I could do it alone.
Oh.
Democracy in a nation of 300 million people Can be noisy and messy.
Oh complicated.
Oh.
By the way, he used the word I 96 times in 70 minutes.
That's more than one time a minute.
Okay, so.
Uh remember this.
I never suggested it'd be easy or that I could do it alone.
Let's go back to St. Paul, June 3rd, 2008.
This was the moment when we began to provide care for the sick.
And good jobs to the jobless.
This was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal.
This was the moment when we ended the war and secured our nation and restored our image as the last best hope on earth.
This was the moment.
This was the time when we came together to remake this great nation so that it may always reflect our very best selves and our highest ideals.
Thank you, Minnesota.
God bless you.
God bless the United States of America.
Now contrast the energy of that with that speech last night.
Go back, go back and grab Soundbite 13.
Uh because you just heard that here's sound.
Here's the here's this montage of him blaming Bush.
I took office amid two wars, an economy rocked by a severe recession.
A financial system on the verge of collapse and a government deeply in debt.
We can't afford another so-called economic expansion like the one from the last decade.
What some call the lost decade.
Even after paying for what we spent on my watch, we'll still face the massive deficit we had when I took office.
Okay, that's the same thing.
I need to get frustrated and angry hearing it again.
That's why this speech was defensive.
It was sarcastic.
It wasn't uplifting, even at it, even that that speech in Minnesota was just, you know, that deserves psychological analysis, too.
This is the moment when the oceans began to slow their rise.
This was the moment the sick got well, when the jobless got jobs.
Yeah.
Right.
Uh he said he couldn't do it alone.
It was all about him and doing it alone.
Okay, back to the phones we go on the EIB network, St. George, Utah.
This is Josh.
Great to have you here, sir.
Hello.
Hey, Rush.
Uh in my observation as a as I listened to the speech yesterday, and then I read the paper first thing this morning, it was probably about the most negative speech that I've witnessed in politics for the purpose of a State of the Union address.
I mean, based on I I the message was lost, but I was trying to figure out what the whole purpose of the speech and um I mean just to give you an example.
My background is is been in sales and marketing, and before something goes out, you proof it.
And if there's negative words in it, you say, how do we spin this in a positive light?
You'd never use a word like quit.
And how the word I I how the words I don't quit got even even in this just boggles my mind.
Would you like me to explain all this to you?
I would love that.
Because I can.
You have to go back and look at the last ten days of Obama's life.
Everything that could have gone wrong politically did monumentally so.
You measure that, stack that up against his insufferably megalomaniacal ego.
And you get a guy who is angry at everybody.
You get a guy who is really ticked off.
You get a guy who thinks he's better than everybody else, who in fact is the least experienced qualified guy in whatever room he walks into, and you have somebody who is petulant and he is mad that he couldn't leave his health care.
He is mad that he lost that seat in the Senate in Massachusetts.
He is mad at the people for going against him and not realizing what a great savior he is and what a great thing he is for the country.
He is angry, and when he says I won't quit, that's a threat.
Of course it's negative because he is totally immersed in nothing but negative.
Nothing's gone right the last 10 days.
In fact, you could say nothing's gone right the last six months.
He wanted health care done by August.
He's getting laughed at.
He's getting laughed at last night.
You want to hear him get laughed at?
Let's listen to a soundbite together.
It's grab...
Yeah.
Yeah, number 19.
This is Obama and his spending freeze.
Now listen to this.
Now I know that some in my own party will argue that we can't address the deficit or freeze government spending when so many are still hurting.
And I agree.
Which is why this freeze won't take effect until next year.
When the economy is stronger.
That's how budgeting works.
Here's a little man, Chester, got laughed at.
That makes him even madder.
I guarantee you probably went off script in the teleprompter last night, uh, in that last five minutes is why it was so delusional.
Because he this this this kind of stuff ticks him off.
Does that help you understand it?
It was it was it was exactly what he wanted it to be.
That's who he is.
You know, my fear is it's the first time he's ever faced failure, and he's he's dealing with it horribly, and I think we're we're looking at a downward death spiral here in the in the year future.
Now that's that's an interesting observation.
I don't think it's the first time he's ever faced failure.
I think it's the first time nobody's covered it up for him.
I think it's it's the first time nobody's greased the skids for him.
It's the first time nobody gave him an A when he got a C. It's the first time nobody rewrote a law review article that didn't make any sense.
It's not uh it's it's not the first time that somebody actually wrote his book.
Uh, but this is the first time he has failure that's totally he is accountable for, and there's nobody can cover it up for him.
There's nobody can make it better.
There's nobody can kiss it and make it go away.
So, yeah, you you you got a guy who's got a genuinely entitled frame of mind that's not working.
As sitting here, folks watching the the last three or so minutes, uh, President uh Obama and Vice President uh Biden are in Tampa at another one of these endless town halls, and there's a bunch of people sitting behind Obama, and then not one smile.
And in three and a half, four minutes, there's been one tepid round of applause.
There's the second just now, uh, when he talks about the middle class getting their legs back under finding jobs and so forth.
And the people look bored.
The place is not full.
I just saw it.
Did you see that?
I just saw a shop with a bunch of empty rows uh back behind.
And maybe these people are looking at Biden's plugs, and that's why they're distracted.
But there's no energy in this room.
This is this is uh quite fascinating to see.
It it's it's not reminiscent at all of uh Obama appearances, say in the first half of last year.
Last time he was in Tampa, all kinds of people showed up and wanted a new car, they want a new dishwasher, they wanted a new kitchen.
Remember that?
Uh these people are just sitting there like I mean, not a smile.
They are stone faced.
And he keep he he mentioned this last night and he just mentioned it again a lost decade.
The lost decade.
And you heard him in the in the montage we put together of all the opportunities he took last night to blame George W. Bush.
The lost decade.
What the what the hell is that?
So just a new way of trying to shift the blame for his own mistakes and incompetence back to Bush.
But I mean, even Enriam Mitchell in me seemed here from Washington, sometime last night on Mess NBC said that that is not working anymore, blaming Bush.
This is his second year now.
This is the Bamster's second year.
Uh, to Miami we go.
This is Abby.
You're up next on the Rush Limbaugh program.
Hi.
Hi.
Uh Rosh Hudson Limbo, I'm so pleased to talk to you.
Thank you very much.
Um, I have three quick points.
Uh first of all, I I I started listening to you after firstly uh berating my husband for listening to your talking points.
And uh once I started listening to you, I became such a wild fan that you know, everywhere we go when we're on the road, we're always can in the air waves for stations carrying Rush Limbo.
Well, thank you very much.
I'm flattered and honored.
Yeah, three quick points.
Uh first of all, Obama tends to have these cowardly uh behavior where he attacks people who he knows cannot fight back.
And that's what he did with the Supreme Court yesterday.
He used to do that with the Bush administration, but he never counted on dictating fighting back.
Secondly, he berated 70% of Americans for not buying a global warming hoax.
Oh, that's that is that is funny.
That's another well, I've got that sound bite somewhere.
Uh he got laughed at again on that.
Uh, and and because uh even though people don't believe it, oh climate change, something we want to I'll find it here.
Uh what is it?
I can't understand what you're saying to me.
Oh, I'm I haven't said that you guys need to back off your microphone.
You like this, I can tell you.
No, I haven't said anything uh after that.
Uh no, I know I'm the people in New York are talking to me.
I need let I want you to listen to this bite because you you mentioned climate change and they've got it.
That's what we were talking about.
Here it is.
I know that there are those who disagree with the overwhelming scientific evidence on climate change.
But here's the thing.
Even if you doubt the evidence, providing incentives for energy efficiency and clean energy are the right thing to do for our future.
Because the nation that leads the clean energy economy will be the nation that leads the global economy, and America must be that nation.
The overwhelming scientific evidence, it's a hoax.
Alternative universe.
So I wanted you to hear that sound bite, uh, Abby, because you brought it up.
Yes.
And and the third point is I'm so amazed at his ability to tell a bold-faced lie with such conviction.
One such lie is about the tax cuts that didn't pay for itself.
In fact, when Bush instituted that tax cut, tax revenue increased as a result of that tax cut.
Yeah, uh the same thing with Reagan, same thing with Kennedy back in uh in the 60s.
Of course it did.
I uh I just expressed my frustration with that.
That that makes my blood boil.
Tax cuts didn't pay for themselves.
Uh only a status, some some central planner looks at things uh like that, because you're right, revenue, especially from the capital gains tax.
They were shocked in Washington by it.
Totally shocked.
Now, folks, all of our conversation today about the State of the Union, and it's really do you also know that uh I don't think Obama somebody may have to correct me on this.
I don't think Obama ever told us what the State of the Union was.
Most presidents, when they start out saying, and I am here to tell you the State of the Union is great, never been better, fine and dandy, whatever they say.
But I don't think I heard him say that, because it was not the State of the Union.
It might have been the State of the Unions, or more appropriately, it was the State of Obama.
But anyway, all of our conversation today about the State of Obama address is obviously to properly inform you of what was really meant by Obama last night.
And you are getting the absolute best insight and observations right here from me at the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
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Dozens of staffers at Heritage reviewed and dissected the speech last night, making analysis and information immediately available to you late last evening.
And I it it's it's like working there and being able to go next door to the cubicle next to you and having the these brilliant people, scholars being able to see what they're working on as they're doing it.
They had this stuff posted late last night before midnight.
If you're a member of the Heritage Foundation like I am, you have instant access to what's written and shared by all the people there.
Like the the bright observation last night's 70-minute speech, the longest in forty five years, it was heritage's observation that it appears to be a combined effort of many authors proven by the fact that the speech contradicted itself as well as Obama's stated policies.
I mean, it's sentence by sentence, sometimes paragraph by paragraph, it contradicted itself.
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Great to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, how are you, Rush?
Very free.
Very good, sir.
Thank you.
Uh I'm a father of three and and married.
Uh this speech last night uh absolutely slammed the door in my face.
I'm I'm about to go under, uh lose my home in approximately three months I won't be able to make my payments anymore.
Uh I'm gonna hire a well, you could avail yourself of the Obama foreclosure uh uh program with your mortgage uh readjusted uh uh I think like 10,000 people have been able to do that out of the promised uh two or three million, but you might you might try that.
Well, I'm at six percent locked in, so I'm I'm pretty much uh, you know, well, where I have no debt, I have no credit card debt, I have no car payments.
Uh I'm an electrical engineer by trade.
I started my own construction company three years ago, which is miserably falling under.
I've been looking for any kind of work that I could do, night work, day work.
Um, and the speech last night is just the chokehold that he tightened up on this country.
And uh how do you mean that?
What is somebody in your position?
What did you hear him say?
Uh, you know what?
I I sat there and I listened to it, and he will not get off his his agenda.
He will not get off of the and what I read between the lines is is the he's creating a need for federal government intervention by starving out the middle class to ask for federal help.
I mean, this is just absolutely insane.
And the longer he starves us out, the more we collapse.
I pay my own health insurance for my family to the tune of thirteen hundred a month.
And the more this goes on, and he realizes the longer he waits to create jobs, the more people are going to need federal assistance.
It's just a hideous way to go about starving out the country.
So you uh are like me and believe that this is purposeful.
Oh, there's uh there there just can't be any doubt in anyone's mind.
You know, um I think I'm part of the the the real American story that's happening to the middle class all around the country where we are just we don't have any opportunity whatsoever.
I can't even get underemployed at this point.
I work free jobs to be able to sustain just to pay bills and put food on the table for God's sake.
Yeah, and the reason people aren't hiring is because they're trying to stay in business.
They've had to lay people off in some cases.
They're scared to death to make a move because they don't know what this guy's going to do next.
That's right.
They don't know what the rules of the game are gonna be.
Um you're right.
I've I I think it's this is all about ri uh redistribution of wealth.
This is about destroying wealth uh and and returning wealth to the nation's rightful quote unquote owners, which obviously are the unions and minorities.
Well, you know, I I'd like to know, you know, w you know, he's pushing the American people into a corner.
Scott Brown was uh was was a great uh win uh to try to make this man move back to the center and bring his policies back over to the center where it's going to benefit all Americans and not just green jobs.
Um what I tell you where we're gonna get started on that in November.
And it's gonna it's gonna it's gonna happen big time.
Uh I even before November, I think as we get closer to the election, Obama's gonna get less and less congressional support for whatever agenda item he wants because he's not popular.
He's a drag everywhere he goes to campaign, candidates lose.
Uh even when he, you know, recommends or picks a basketball team, it loses.
Uh he does not have a great track record here.
And and I think as we get closer and closer to the election, closer and closer to the in intense fundraising these Democrats have to do, the memory of Scott Brown clear and fresh in their minds.
He's not going to get much of his agenda passed unless Pelosi uh and Reed do play this game of budget reconciliation on the Senate health care bill.
And if they do that, then the Democrats can kiss it goodbye in the House and the Senate.
They just may as well retire or change parties.
Because if they if they do, after all of this, if they still ram that health care bill down with budget reconciliation, changing Senate rules and house rules to do it, then there's going to be a wipeout for the Democrats.
And that's that's November is where if you can hang on, and even before November, because we're not going to get any policy shifts between now and then, but we will have at least the breaks put on uh on more damage that Obama can do to the country.
Say, folks, you remember uh paper jam brian.
You remember uh, ladies and gentlemen, when global warming was gonna kill all of the coral.
When global warming was gonna kill everything, global warming was gonna damage it, it was gonna cause floods, little island nations were gonna drown, it was gonna be horrible.
Get this.
Coral bleaching is a condition often associated with the summer doldrums, but extreme cold weather, like what the Florida Keys experienced earlier this month also can cause coral to bleach and to die.
Really?
First time, the story goes on to say, first time since the 1970s, that cold weather has killed coral.
Just more evidence of the gigantic hoax perpetrated even last night in the in the face of clear evidence of lying, made up numbers, this totally erroneous false report on the Himalayan glaciers melting in uh by 2035.
That was one guy, one Indian glaciologist, interviewed in 1999.
Oh, yeah, it's got a bad, bad, bad global warming so bad the Himalayan glaciers are gonna be melt by 2035.
One guy said it, it ends up in the IPCC report of the United Nations, and they admit yesterday, yeah, yeah, we put it in there, it was not true, but we wanted to spur government leaders into action.
Well, there you have liberalism, there you have socialism, there you have what dictators do.
Make it up, lie doesn't matter, whatever it takes.
And remember something, folks, dictators always go after the middle class while talking about saving the middle class.
Obama for a year has talked about saving the middle class, reviving the middle class, the middle class, he's got a middle class task force.
He got Biden running the middle class task force.
Obama even went to have a meeting with the 20 members of the middle class task force, which he impaneled early last year.
He had a teleprompter to speak to 20 people.
So had a middle class task force, we've had the stimulus porculus slush fund, we've had the bankers berated for not lending the small business so they can grow.
And what's happened?
What's happened?
Unemployment continues to skyrocket.
There has been nothing good that's happened in the middle class.
And now Obama says, we are going to focus on jobs.
I want a jobs bill on my desk from Congress immediately.
This is what dictators do.
They demand, they threaten, they intimidate, they bully, and they attack the very people that they say they are trying to defend.
And I said at one point during the health care debate on the whole concept of death panels.
Uh there's a reason if you if you go back to uh uh world history, you go back to Cambodia, you go back to Mao Tse Tung in China, uh, you go to Cuba, uh you you go to the old Soviet Union.
One of the things they did was target Hitler health care, target the elderly.
Target them.
Why?
Because they vote.
They are more likely to vote, and they're more educated.
They have more experience.
They know more, they have been alive longer.
You get rid of the people who know the hat, the past.
For example, you get rid of people who know how great the 80s were with a conservative economic policy.
Get rid of those people or limit them.
Make no mistake.
And the, I mean, the the Bolsheviks, they got rid of the kulaks, the Chicoms went after the middle class.
Same with Pol Pot in Cambodia.
Same thing in Cuba.
Every other Central and South American country, Hugo Chavez, Venezuela, socialism, all to benefit the middle class, the working people.
And what's he doing?
They're rolling blackouts, there's an energy crisis, uh, he's nationalizing businesses, and the and the standard of living is plummeting while his goes up.
All in the name of helping the middle class.
And don't forget our caller earlier in this hour, willing to work three jobs, can't find even a job that would make him underemployed.
And uh is convinced that this is being done on purpose because Obama wants as many Americans being supported by the federal government in some way or manner as he can.
And the people he's targeting are the people who are working.
And most of the people working are middle class people.
He wants them on the welfare rolls.
This is uh a lot of people have had this theory, Cloward Pivot, uh, the these two guys from Colombia, two people from Columbia.
Anyway, I'll expand more on this when we come back.
I gotta take a brief break right now.
And remember, folks, Obama differentiates between the workers and the middle class, the working families.
He wants you to think he's talking about middle class.
When the working families, liberals talk about working families, they mean union members, the proletariat.
The middle class have too much education, the middle class have too much property to cooperate with all of what he wants to do.
They want political power and control over their lives.
They would fight Obama if they knew what he was up to.
So any dictator-like guy or megalomaniac has to quash that attitude among people.
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