After months, if not years, of increasingly rancorous attempts to vilify the American system of capitalism, the president has inadvertently framed what is becoming a major defining point in the upcoming election. With his now infamous, "You didn't build that" rant against American business, he has highlighted one of the basic tenets of the radical left in attempting to identify the public sector as the primary driver of economic prosperity.With this preposterous assertion, the president, singing from a hymn book borrowed from Elizabeth Warren, has highlighted the spongy foundation on which his limited knowledge of economics is built. The charge of trickle-down economics is a know-nothings' swipe dismissing centuries of contrary experience that it takes a strong and vibrant private sector to generate the wealth that not only provides the funds for social programs, but also provides the economic ladder that has allowed generations of industrious Americans to accomplish personal success.
Click on the link below and watch Scott Brown's ad which documents the long-standing success of an America which promises only that all will have the same opportunity.
Do we want to continue to provide opportunities for all, or do we want to slide into the financial and cultural morass exhibited by the late Soviet union and, more recently, the formerly great European countries now facing the real possibility of bankruptcy caused by their out-of control socialism.
The answer is clear, Let America continue to be America again.
LET AMERICA
