I wonder how he came up with that number - or where he got it. I try to back up what I say and I can’t point back to “well someone said ....” also when would that $1,000 a month kick in?
I think he got it from an article or report. I’ll look in his, “Stack.”
Here’s that part of Rush’s transcript:
“Before the recession, Washington spent $24,000 a year per US household. Obama would hike it to $36,000 by 2020 — an inflation-adjusted $12,000-per-household expansion of government. (And does anyone think they’re getting their money’s worth?).” Add that to the $75,000 share of our debt that every household has. “If spending jumps $12,000 per household, taxes must eventually rise. The president would make a large down-payment on that with a $2 trillion tax hike on all Americans.” This is the fourth source now that says every American gets a tax increase. Reuters, Investor’s Business Daily, the New York Post, and the Wall Street Journal. And whoever looks at this honestly will conclude the same thing.”