Obama's Fundamental Weakness
By Jeff Hopkins | 10/13/08 | 12:40 PM EDT | 0 Comments
Obama is absolutely wrong. The fundamentals of the U.S. economy are strong.
Fundamental refers to, "involving basic facts or principles, " and, "serving as an essential component".
Economy refers to, " A realized system of human activities related to the production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of goods and services of a country."
Even in this economic turmoil, we continue to go to work, and probably work harder than ever due to the perceived instability. A strong economic fundamental: if we go to work, we are strong. If we give up, we lose. We don't want to lose. This philosophy is why we work hard, and this philosophy is what makes our country great.
Even in this economic turmoil, we pay our mortgage and take care of our families with the money we earn through our hard work. A strong economic fundamental: if we work hard, we are rewarded with an honest wage, so that we can pay our own mortgage, our own expenses, and take care of our own responsibilities. Once again, if we give up, we lose. We don't want to lose. This philosophy is why we work so hard, and this philosophy is what makes our country so great.
As such, in this perceived economic turmoil, we still work hard, we still pay our own debts, and we still don't want the government to tell us how to live our lives. We are a responsible people, who only want everyone else that calls themselves a U.S. citizen to be responsible and accountable for what they do. The old adage should ring loudly in our ears, "If you don't work, then you don't eat." Think about it, an honest wage for an honest day of work. That's a fundamental of our U.S. economy that is forever strong and should always be held forever in high esteem.
John McCain understands this economic fundamental: reward those that work hard and earn an honest wage by giving them tax breaks. Those that actually pay taxes deserve the tax breaks. Those that don't pay taxes should be thankful for the generosity of the U.S. citizens who pay their taxes in their stead. Those that don't pay taxes should be required to pay something, anything to support this country that we, all of us, call our home.
Obama is clearly lacking and missing the fundamentals of a strong U.S. economy. Obama panders to the non-taxpayers by stating, "I'll cut (income) taxes for 95% of all working families." However, this statement is deceitful. It is generally known that 51% of the higher wage earners pay almost all the income taxes for the whole country, and the remaining 49% of the wage earners do not pay hardly any income tax at all. Why should non-tax-payers get a tax break? How is this fair? Obama wants to punish high-tax-payers with unfair progressive tax rates and reward non-tax-payers with free, undeserved tax rebates. What is this? This is unfair. This is Obama's weakness on the U.S. economy, and this is Obama's clear failure to understand our strong fundamentals of our U.S. economy.
Fundamental refers to, "involving basic facts or principles, " and, "serving as an essential component".
Economy refers to, " A realized system of human activities related to the production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of goods and services of a country."
Even in this economic turmoil, we continue to go to work, and probably work harder than ever due to the perceived instability. A strong economic fundamental: if we go to work, we are strong. If we give up, we lose. We don't want to lose. This philosophy is why we work hard, and this philosophy is what makes our country great.
Even in this economic turmoil, we pay our mortgage and take care of our families with the money we earn through our hard work. A strong economic fundamental: if we work hard, we are rewarded with an honest wage, so that we can pay our own mortgage, our own expenses, and take care of our own responsibilities. Once again, if we give up, we lose. We don't want to lose. This philosophy is why we work so hard, and this philosophy is what makes our country so great.
As such, in this perceived economic turmoil, we still work hard, we still pay our own debts, and we still don't want the government to tell us how to live our lives. We are a responsible people, who only want everyone else that calls themselves a U.S. citizen to be responsible and accountable for what they do. The old adage should ring loudly in our ears, "If you don't work, then you don't eat." Think about it, an honest wage for an honest day of work. That's a fundamental of our U.S. economy that is forever strong and should always be held forever in high esteem.
John McCain understands this economic fundamental: reward those that work hard and earn an honest wage by giving them tax breaks. Those that actually pay taxes deserve the tax breaks. Those that don't pay taxes should be thankful for the generosity of the U.S. citizens who pay their taxes in their stead. Those that don't pay taxes should be required to pay something, anything to support this country that we, all of us, call our home.
Obama is clearly lacking and missing the fundamentals of a strong U.S. economy. Obama panders to the non-taxpayers by stating, "I'll cut (income) taxes for 95% of all working families." However, this statement is deceitful. It is generally known that 51% of the higher wage earners pay almost all the income taxes for the whole country, and the remaining 49% of the wage earners do not pay hardly any income tax at all. Why should non-tax-payers get a tax break? How is this fair? Obama wants to punish high-tax-payers with unfair progressive tax rates and reward non-tax-payers with free, undeserved tax rebates. What is this? This is unfair. This is Obama's weakness on the U.S. economy, and this is Obama's clear failure to understand our strong fundamentals of our U.S. economy.
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