The state cannot get a cent for any man without taking it from some other man, and this latter must be a man who has produced and saved it. This latter is the Forgotten Man. -- William Graham SumnerExcerpts from Newt Gingrich: The Barack Obama Democrats may think its their right to redistribute wealth, but it surely isn't the view of the average American worker, and its clearly wrong. We know that government should focus on creating the economic conditions that will allow all Americans to prosper, not to try and redistribute wealth more evenly among Americans. We also know that the way for America to prosper is to leave Americans with more of their income, allowing them to do what they do best -- create the businesses, jobs, and opportunities that drive our vast economy. Joe the Plumber has struck a chord because he reminds us (and should remind politicians in Washington) that government, no matter how well intentioned, has to be paid for, and that money comes from guys like Joe. Politicians can either bleed him dry to fund their programs, or they can encourage Americans to create more jobs and more wealth and keep government limited and effective. Thats the choice we face in this election.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Newt: The Choice we Face
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