Obama’s been lying again.
He loves to say he’ll give a tax cut to anyone making under $250,000 a year. Then that became $200,000 a year. Joe Biden called it at $150,000 a year. And Bill Richardson said Obama will give tax cuts focused on people making under $120,000 a year.
But in a debate with Hillary Clinton just over a year ago, Obama fixed the definition of “upper class” (i.e. above middle class) at $97,000 a year and pilloried Hillary for wanting to protect the wages of people making that amount. You’ve got to spread their wealth around, too.
Maybe that’s the change we’re supposed to believe in?
Video of the Obama sliding middle-class definition below.
Like That? You'll Probably Like These.
- Now That’s Deflation: Old $250,000 Middle Class Threshold Now $120,000
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- Punishing The ‘Rich’ May Have To Wait
- Geithner: Middle-Class Tax Hike Could Be Coming
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I’ve been out door-knocking all day for McCain, Farry and Manion …. and you know what line got the most response and excitement??
“Keep Christmas our national holiday, not Ramidan: Vote John McCain”
Man, I got so many thumbs up and comments, even from Dems…. saying, ‘You’re right. I’m with you.’
You know, it’s hard sometimes to tell if that person on the other side of the door is being candid, or just being nice.
But I really got the feeling that many people thought long and hard about what I said.
Even the lib Democrats knew EXACTLY what I was talking about… which is that Obama would push Muslim culture to the top of his White House agenda, even if he “is” a Christian.