Barack Obama and the Liberal Democrats are creating a class divide in the United States, and they’re using certain phrases to do it. It is a very subtle and very specific attack, but it needs to be fought. Words are powerful, and right now Americans are getting suckered by semantics. Here’s an example:
You’ve done it… you’ve worked 14 hours a day for 6 days a week… you’ve sacrificed time with your family and friends in order to make sure that one more project was completed, or one more contract was signed, so that you could earn just a little more for your son’s college, or your daughters braces, or just to put food on the table… and now you’re crossed the $250,000 per year mark. You’ve worked hard and earned your success, right? Not according to Barack Obama – in his view you’re ”fortunate”.
Webster’s dictionary defines the word fortunate in this way: “fortunate: 1) bringing some good thing not foreseen as certain 2)receiving some unexpected good.” Did you get that? A good thing that was not forseen or was unexpected – YOU GOT LUCKY! All that hard work, all those long hours, all that sacrifice and effort, but Barack Obama says that it was ALL LUCK! And because you’re ’fortunate’ you get to participate in his NEXT semantic subtrefuge – “Fair Share”
You have worked hard, EARNED the money you have made, whether by the sweat of your brow, or by the cleverness of your mind – perhaps some melding of the two. Now that you have earned those profits through hard work, risk, and individual effort, you should be able to keep it – or at least MOST of it, right? Not according to Barack Obama and his administration. From their view, you have to pay a larger amount for your success than a person who has made less than you, REGARDLESS of whether that person has worked less, risked less, and put in less effort. Barack Obama has taken the fundementally unconstitutional view that we have a right to equal results – the Constitution only guarantees equal opportunity. That is so important that it needs to be repeated – The U.S. Constitution guarantees Equal Opportunity NOT Equal Results!
The Obama administration continues it’s attempt to drive a wedge between Americans by using the phrase 
“fair share”. Obama defines “fair” differently than the dictionary though. Obama defines “fair” as a percentage that increases the more you earn. The dictionary defines “fair” in this way: fair: marked by impartiality and honesty; free from self-interest, prejudice, or favoritism. Hmm… ‘free from self-interest, prejudice, or favoritism‘. Obama has created predjudice using a word that is essence of equality. If the Obama administration was truly interested in “fair shares” they would equalize the amount of taxes being paid by American citizens, regardless of race, creed, color, or income level.
It is essential that Republicans combat this new form of divisive language by addressing it truthfully. When Barack Obama and his administration use the word “fortunate” to minimize or marginalize hard earned success, clarification must be made by Republicans. When Barack Obama and his adminstration use “fair share” to justify inequality in taxation, that prejudice must be addressed. Moreover, it must be addressed by conservative thinkers and pundits at every opportunity.
When the words “fortunate” and ”fair share” are used by those towing the line for the progressive agenda, we need to consistently ask them to define those words in their own words. The American citizenry is already well aware that words are used to spin an agenda. By forcing the left to define those words, we bring clarity to their motivation and goals. Barack Obama has said on numerous occasions “Let me be clear…” It is high time that we as a nation demanded that he follow through on that statement.
Keep Watch and KEEP DEFINING!
The clock is counting down to Florida’s Republican Primary election day. With less than 48 hours remaining Former Governor Mitt Romney looked confident and poised as he addressed a crowd of over 2,000 attendees in the heart of downtown Naples, FL.
Instead of running into the deadfall set up by the media, both Gingrich and Romney h
ad the opportunity to take a higher, nobler road. Gingrich could have taken that road by apologizing for his immigration attack ad on Romney by saying “You know, that ad was probably not in the best of taste, I apologize, Mitt.” then holding out his hand in friendship. Romney instead of saying “I doubt that’s my ad” in reference to his ad attacking Gingrich, could have said “You know, I know that things have been getting intense the farther along in this Primary”. Both Romney and Gingrich would have shown themselves to be the bigger man, and it would have been the “Presidential” thing to do.
that it is less of a fight for Obama.
It’s a whole new ball game, and Newt Gingrich just impersonated Casey Jones by crushing a home run right over the South Carolina center field wall. The South Carolina Primary is now a matter of history, but it was a victory for Newt Gingrich that will go on far beyond the “Palmetto State”.
he drive thru window of a Chic-fil-a restaurant. 
On Monday, the POTUS pushed the “pause” button on SOPA. No, he did not kill the bill – it is still sitting there, waiting to continue its march toward a vote, but the question that is being batted about now is “Why?”. Why did Obama temporarily stop the forward progress of this bill?
and PIPA legislation, let it appear to die (while it is on hold in the House and Senate), then as the election grows closer and the majority of Americans increase their focus on the Primaries and Election, the legislation is passed in the midst of a late night Congressional session for some completely unrelated bill. Ooops! Now, would you like the REALLY scary part, boys and girls? What if AFTER that SOPA and PIPA legislation is passed in such a clandestine manner, it becomes harder and harder to access political information across the Internet, because various informational, newsreporting, and political blogging websites are being sued and suppressed for violation of SOPA and PIPA laws? ”
West Palm Beach, Fl - Noon- Jan 12, 2012 - With the South Carolina Primary a little over a week away, Republican Candidate Mitt Romney gave a significant show of confidence for the South Carolina Primary by breaking from the campaign there to show up at a rally in West Palm Beach, FL today. Introduced by Florida CFO Jeff Atwater, and speaking to a smiling crowd of a little over 300 attendees, containing more than a few people of the Jewish faith, the Republican Primary Candidate had some well-aimed criticisms of the President’s foreign policy towards Israel, the U.S. Economy, and some insights into the heart of America.
Debbie Wasserman-Schultz as Chairperson of the DNC has spent the past few days making strong statements about Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney and the effects of the grassroots movement known as the Tea Party.
Though Liberal/Progressives continously refer to the grassroots Tea Party movement as “violent’, ‘extremist’, and ’dangerous’, the incidence of verified (not speculated or implied) violence occuring at the THOUSANDS of Tea Party events held nationwide in the past few years is below 20 incidents. Furthermore, attributing the tragic shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords to the grassroots Tea Party movement is irresponsible and malignant. The shooter in that incident (we will not mention his name here due to the disgust it causes our staff and hopefully our readers) has been thoroughly investigated and has been found to be a mentally unstable, anarchistic, anti-government, and a convicted drug offender, with no ties to any local or nationwide Tea Party organization. 
By contrast, the effects and efforts of the ”Occupy” Movement have been 
June 11, 2011 – Cowboys, candidates and BBQ’d food may have been the fixins for the Broward Republican Executive Committee BBQ, but the main course was served up by Congressman Allen West. In his speech to about 500 Broward County Republicans, he left no doubt about the goal that Florida Republicans and the Republicans nationwide should be working for in the 2012 Presidential Election.
