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Jewish World Review April 25, 2012/ 3 Iyar, 5772 Barry has no respect for employer/customers By Dave Weinbaum
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com |
A funny thing may happen this
November. Obama and Dem demonized
American taxpayers will realize that they
are both bosses and customers of our
kings and queens (sorry Barney). Unless
something happens between now and
the election the preached-against will
have the power to fire those hired in
previous elections.
Anyone paying income taxes must be aghast at how their money is spent, both on the
economy and as salaries to those elected and appointed public servants. From the red ink
of green tech, to the revelers at the GSA convention of the wickedly stupid, to our
Secret Service of Columbian hookers, our employees on top have taken on a corrupt and
solicitous attitude to their employers— us.
They'll also realize that with no action from congressional Dems and the President to
Republican House Bills already passed, the Bush tax cuts will expire. That'll bring the
largest tax increase in memory to the already bludgeoned middle class. What's
gone on in the Obama regime is beyond the pale of normal ying and yang for power
amongst the branches. Obama's once stealth attack has turned into an all-out frontal war
on American values and it's Constitution. He's executing the agenda of Reverend Wright,
George Soros, Bill Ayers, Father Pflager and Louis Farrakhan; the puppet holders to
President Barack Hussein Obama.
Policies are king — their sources commoners
It doesn't have to be this way. My introduction of my former lawyer and then MO
Supreme Court Chief Justice, Duane Benton to a group of citizens, reminded me that some
public servants get it.
Upon giving Judge Benton the floor, he grabbed the mike from its pedestal, jumped down
from the stage and stood amongst the common folk cajoling them with stories of him
socializing with citizens in his courtroom V sitting in his sequestered quarters beyond where
no one is allowed to wander about without permission.
Someone in the audience asked the inevitable. "Judge, why do you go out and do what no
other jurists do -- go forth and talk to us peasants?"
"Because," he said, "just like Weinbaum in his business and you in yours, those who are
paying for your goods and services are customers and it's important to spend time
appreciating their contribution to your livelihoods. You might even get some ideas on how
to take care of them even better. That way they may go to the competition less and to you
more."
Too many of our public servants run as underdogs with populist issues--then dictate to us
as if they're Caesars for life upon election. Some even run on such benign cliches as
"Hope and Change."
Such is the sad story of our current President, Barack Obama.
Is there any doubt that he sees us as the unwashed masses, easily connived by hate
speech? Does he not point fingers at straw men and red herrings to awaken his waning
base? Does he think the majority will buy into Marxist arguments as the best solution for us
when the facts of Socialist governance belie the graveyards of governments all over Europe
and Asia? Does Barack believe that we are so stupid that we can't decipher the failures of
his own misbegotten policies?
Sadly, the answer is "Yes he does." So do all of his liberal progressive ilk, feigning intellect
to dominate us by bald-faced lies.
As leader of the Democratic Party, that attitude resonates in the hopefully soon-to-be-
extinct likes of Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz and the rest of the
snoots in the Dem caucus. Like a herd of water buffalo beset by a pride of lions, Dem
brethren are beginning to panic enough to fragment by kvetching against Barry's failed
policies. About 70 Dem House members voted against Obama and with Republicans on
the Keystone Pipeline, or as even Bransonites call it: The No-Brainer.
Barney Frank is amongst the growing crescendo of whining Democrats against the
unpopular and maybe soon to be declared unconstitutional Obamacare.
While the Dem controlled Senate remains a graveyard for over 60 Republican sponsored
House bills and budgets, it could soon be erecting a headstone for former Democratic
legislators.
The customer may not be always right, but he still can exercise his right to vote. This may
make the 2010 election look like a winner for the Dems, when they at least maintained the
Senate and White House.
I'm looking forward to the day after the 2012 election when the Donald can get his snarky
self up to resonate these words: "Obama and Democrat Congressmen — YOU'RE
FIRED!"
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JWR contributor Dave Weinbaum hosts DaveWeinbaum.com. He is a businessman, writer and part-time stand-up comic and resides in a Midwest red state. Comment by clicking here.
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