Newt Gingrich: Obama Most Radical President In American History

By James Fox on April 11, 2010, 9:44 am

There can be no question that President Obama is the most radical President in U.S. history. He has taken command of 16% of the U.S. economy through Healthcare. He is not finished yet and will soon command a permanent majority when he gets the undocumented workers their citizenship and the right to vote for him.

Newt Gingrich Voices The Concerns Of A Dwindling Majority

The majority that opposes Obama will become a minority, once the undocumented workers are moved into the system. This will be one of the next moves on the part of President Obama. He must do so to retain power. If Congress does not go along, he will use some other method to ram it through Congress, as was done with Healthcare via Reconciliation.

The Bailout Had A Purpose

There was no other President so radical in outlook and actions, aside from his bailout of Wall Street. Unless one analyzes this bailout carefully. Once the fools on Wall Street took government funds, they were caught in the web. They can never oppose Obama’s measures openly because he can campaign on the bailout and garner public support against the hated Wall Street crowd.

They may now protest but fall in line when the time comes. Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan Chase is seething against the Obama measures but must meekly tow the line. He had one time been a supporter of Obama. When playing with fire, one always gets burned.

 

Health Care

Once there is a problem with the insurance companies, they will be nationalized. If they violate one iota of the law, this will be grounds for them to face penalties. It is ingenious how the President did not advocate single payer, but will get it incrementally when all is said and done.

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