Oct 16 2008
Senator Government! Lend me your ears!
I am so irascible right now! As Barney Rubble—aka Chris Mathews (news guy) says, “my leg tingles when Obama speaks!” My leg tingles… My legs want to run away from this future train wreck!
Obama’s rob from the rich give to the poor infuriates me, it infuriates Joe the Plumber, it should infuriate everyone. I’m not rich. I dream some day to be rich, by working hard, and tapping an entrepreneurial spirit that has been passed on from generations. I believe it’s possible! But with rhetoric like Obama’s I wonder if that dream will be dashed in my lifetime…
Is this America the Beautiful or what? Since when is it obligatory to give your money to other people?
This idea steals hope away from people. People with dreams. Americans.
Allahpundit Video: Conservatives have a fee-vah and the only prescription is more Joe the Plumber
Sad commentary when people ideologically believe that it’s okay for government to take from you and give to someone else! And we’re being told it’s patriotic! And some of you imbeciles believe it!
You people need to read some books that predict where this type of government goes! Open your eyes, before you are told when you can and can’t!
I’m glad I’m not the only one!
Debate wrap-up: Senator Government vs. Johnny Mac and Joe the Plumber
By Michelle Malkin
No, there weren’t any knockout punches.
Joe Wurzelbacher the Plumber was a heaven-sent gift for the McCain campaign, and for once, McCain didn’t flub the opportunity to rub the infamous “spread the wealth around” line in Obama’s smug face. Obama’s tin-ear response? Citing his billionaire “friend” Warren Buffett!
The best line of the night may have been unplanned (or maybe not)? In jabbing Obama’s spend-spend-spend plans, McCain called him “Senator Government.”
“Senator Government.”
It’s a fitting moniker for the Democrat candidate who spent the whole night talking about “investing” other people’s money. Perfect.
McCain ought to call him that from now until Nov. 4.
