Obama science czar: Redistributionism as the cure for American exceptionalism
Found this video on HotAir.com. John Calderon says that the redistributionism will help the poor become prosperous. Calderon hasn’t got a clue on history, economics, or human nature. The only way to help the poor is to give them the means to become educated. The poor are the only ones who can truly help themselves. In America, most people who are poor, are so because of decisions they have made in their life, NOT because others are rich or middle class. Most who are rich, are so from working hard.
The scary thing is Calderon is a Harvard professor… Harvard FAIL.
I want to know, did this video stoke you as much as it stoked me? Obama has placed this guy in a Czar position and one can be sure that Obama agrees with him.
Obama tells people what he thinks they want to hear.
RT @rainat7 @TPO_Hisself
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Found at eHow
