Ron Paul responds to Obama's speech...Obama is campaigning....not leading

Ron Paul responded to President Obama's State of the Union speech ...

noting that despite Obama's claimed desires to get the economy moving forward again...the policies he supports just represent more of the same failed
initiatives of the past.

More bailouts of the mega-corporations and the banks to be paid for by the
American taxpayers , ( via Dodd-Frank ) and more crony capitalism,
( veto of the Keystone pipeline project... in favor instead... of billionaire Obama
supporter's Railroad transport plan ( Warren Buffet ).

THE OBAMA RHETORIC IS A THIN VEIL OVER AN AGENDA DESIGNED TO FURTHER
IMPOVERISH THE AMERICAN MIDDLE CLASS , WHILE PROPPING UP AND REWARDING THE ELITISTS ....ONCE AGAIN !


Here are Ron Paul's comments...with more detail at the link:

[link to blogs.suntimes.com]


""In a speech where much of the rhetoric was devoted to job creation, it was strange that President Obama would brag about his job-destroying national health care plan, Obamacare, and the Dodd-Frank bill, which, contrary to the President's claims, guarantees future taxpayer bailouts of large institutions. Unfortunately, President Obama's 'job creation' policies amount to little more than continuing to allow government bureaucrats to pick winners and losers, which is a recipe for continued economic stagnation.

"President Obama claims to want an economy where everyone gets a fair shot, everyone does their fair share, and everyone plays by the same set of rules. Yet he remains committed to the same old system of debt, deficits, bailouts, and cronyism that created our economic problems. The President speaks of giving us energy independence from unstable nations, yet he refuses to allow the type of development needed to achieve this goal, while at the same time his administration hands out favors to the politically connected - those given to the likes of Solyndra, who fail to produce jobs or energy but succeed in ripping off the taxpayers."

Last Edited by Torchbearer on 01/25/2012 09:21 AM