Big Government has grabbed themselves more and more power in dictating to us what we can and cannot drive, eat, read, use, etc.
Government is growing. The private economy is shrinking. Economic growth has slowed to a crawl.
Obama and his legion of minions are taking more and more of our lives away from us, to regulate and tax, even down to what we choose to drink!
This past week new rules governing our credit cards kicked in, following passage of the Credit Card Accountability and Responsibility Act, signed into law last year.
The point of the CARD Act is to protect us consumers from the scheming bankers from whom we get our credit cards.
Have you checked your credit card interest rates?
Who will protect us from scheming politicians? From the power-grabbers? From the ego maniacs?
As usual, the Wolf-In-Chief cannot see beyond the end of his own nose and despite constant reminders that no one making less that $250,000 (or $200,000 – it keeps changing) will pay more in taxes — the taxes on the poorer people keep going up!
First it was the cigarette tax. Now who is affected here? Not those making more than $250,000!
Then his stupid credit card "reform" has resulted in all of us paying higher interest rates. Oh yeah, that's a big saving.
Healthcare "reform" has resulted in much higher insurance premiums for those who can least afford it.
Brace yourself for that insane Cap and Trade that will make you pay 10 times your current electric bill. Another great saving for us who make way less than $250,000.
And stop blaming the companies and business. It is your fault Obama, plain and simple.
Just leave us alone.
Obama is a community organizer, a person who, by definition, wants government to do more, not less. Obama rails against the "greed" of capitalism and believes that "at a certain point, you've made enough money." He urges higher taxes on the rich to "spread the wealth." He admits that higher capital gains taxes actually produce less revenue but supports a hike so that the rich pay a higher percentage — a matter of "fairness." He doesn't understand that government subsidization of the housing market — through Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the Federal Housing Administration and the Community Reinvestment Act — sparked the 
unsustainable run-up in home prices. He ignores the consensus among economists and says, "The American dream … means that we raise the minimum wage not just every 10 years, but all the time."
