According to Ken Thomas and Ben Feller of the Associated Press, the president gave a speech on Tuesday in a high school gym in Osawatomie, Kansas. The article didn't provide a head count, but my guess is that all forty town residents showed up along with a couple of cows and a wandering goose or two.
Evidently, Theodore Roosevelt spoke there too in 1910, at which time he addressed the question of whether economic opportunity for all was evaporating, saying "This is the defining issue of our time."
Apparently trying to identify with Teddy, yesterday the current president said that, "This is a make-or-break moment for the middle class and all those who are fighting to get into the middle class. At stake is whether this will be a country where working people can earn enough to raise a family, build a modest savings, own a home and secure their retirement."
And that's the part of the article that stopped me. Because, once again, this guy who's done everything he can think of to kill the American economy and dream has the gall to yammer about middle class hopes and aspirations. And anyone who's read my entry's going back for almost two years has surely seen the list of roadblocks this administration has erected to block business growth and entrepreneurship at every turn. In fact, the only thing they haven't done is to ask Attorney General Holder for a few thousand of his stolen guns, so they can hold up any businessperson who's still got a couple of bucks left.
But the bottom line for me, as I've written here many times before, is the incredible insult directed toward anyone possessing an iota of intellect by spouting outright mistruths and deceptions as if they were fact. However, what's even worse is, there are still some brain-dead amoebae who'll believe him.
That's it for today folks.
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