"...The liberal in this country, in today's mindset... would rather see the poor man poorer as long as the wealthy man is less rich. [Obama] goes on about millionaires and billionaires, not because they don't pay high taxes... [but] because at a certain point - as the President has said - they've made enough money..."
"...[Elizabeth Warren] makes this claim that the rich got rich because of certain benefits they got from the government [like roads, police, and teachers] and they should pay more to provide those benefits to others. The overwhelming bulk of government spending... is outside the scope of her argument..."
"...Here in America, the richest 30% are paying a whopping 65.3% of all taxes. In Denmark, they are paying under 50%... in the socialist utopia... Obama keeps telling you it's time to get the rich. Time to get the millionaires and billionaires. How much more is it possible to take?..."
"Obama is the real beneficiary of the DC earthquake, because pushed off the front pages of the news are stories about him taking his ritzy vacation with the very same people who he feels don't pay enough taxes."
"...Warren Buffett is out there... promoting President Barack Obama's tax-raise policy... I opine that Obama has stopped mentioning corporate jets and private aviation in exchange for Buffett to go out there and publicly be very supportive of Obama's so-called plan..."
"If Obama wanted to be accurate, he wouldn't be talking about taxing millionaires and billionaires, he would say 'thousandaires.' But you and I know that if they said that, it wouldn't work. It wouldn't poll very well."
"...The only thing that a Democrat wants to talk about is how all of your problems can be solved... if you just raise taxes on the rich... And this is part of the devilish lie in the conversation - they do not tell you what they mean by 'rich'..."
"Obama keeps talking about taxing millionaires and billionaires, but in practice he intends to tax people making only $200,000 a year, and those people have no guarantee that they'll make that much from one year to the next."
