Obama Says Income Gap Is Fraying U.S. Social Fabric
JACKIE CALMES and MICHAEL D. SHEAR, New York Time, July 27,
2013
In a week when he tried to focus attention on the struggles
of the middle class, President Obama said in an interview that he was worried
that years of widening income inequality and the lingering effects of the
financial crisis had frayed the country’s social fabric and undermined
Americans’ belief in opportunity.
If we don’t do anything, then growth will be slower than it
should be.
Racial tensions won’t get better; they may get worse,
because people will feel as if they’ve got to compete with some other group to get
scraps from a shrinking pot
The economy is “far stronger” than four years ago, he said,
yet many people who write to him still do not feel secure about their future,
even as their current situation recovers.
“I will seize any opportunity I can find to work with
Congress to strengthen the middle class, improve their prospects, improve their
security
The priority, he said, should be spending for
infrastructure, education, clean energy, science, research and other domestic
initiatives of the sort he twice campaigned on.
Common Sense Review
How can the American people confidently follow someone with
a ideas based in falsehoods, wrapped up in threats.
This man has the power to let the economy work itself out
without any interference from the govt.
Govt doesn’t create opportunity.
It creates regulation that hinders capitalism. Obama is the down fall of the American capital
system. Yet he threatens that if there
is no equal opportunity for the minorities to get jobs when there are no jobs
available. Your legislation of Obamacare
and Stimulus is the over taxation of the middle class which closes the door for
opportunity for all class and races.
Mr. President get out of the way!
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