They have somehow gotten the idea that Obama is going to give each of them a check for $4000.
Yea, I’m sure he will give it to them , from your paycheck and mine.
It’s the same greed they bitch about from the corporate monsters that motivate them.Obama supporters are drooling over getting their piece of the pie.
Here in NJ having a D next to your name is all people need to give you your vote. They would vote for a cardboard cut out if it had a D next to it’s name. We’re lost as a nation.
top 5% income starts at $153,000...of course as that number moves down with the redistribution, he can keep talking about taxing the top 5% and include more and more Americans in keeping with his 5% promise...he’s already adjusted from $250k to $200k (he hasn’t been asked about the $153k = top 5%)...can’t you see him saying, “That number is subject to change but 5% is 5%”
The problem is most Obama zombies don’t understand what is going on.
The weird thing is that a lot of these people already have a very comfortable “piece of the pie.” A family member who probably earns about $100,000 per years from his union job, and has the Cadillac of benefit plans, announced that he’s voting for Obama because Obama’s going to “give him things.”
This entire campaign has been about fostering a sense of resentment and grievance among people who have no reason for it. If they want to make more money, they can; they just have to work harder and invest in something. If they want to have a happier life by running their own business, they can; they just have to take the risk. But somehow the passivity and resentment of the ghetto class has spread up from underneath like a poison absorbed from the ground. Well, I shouldn’t make it sound so passive: one of the major Alinsky/Ayers/Obama game-plans was to play on resentments, building them where they did not exist, and essentially bring about the “class warfare” that is so important to the installation of Marxism.
When people who have absolutely no reason for resentment start waving closed fists and screaming “I want pie,” I think we can say that the strategy has succeeded.