GOP Congressional Candidate Ann Wagner Speaks Out Against ObamaTax Law
Posted by Andrea Ryan on Tuesday, July 10, 2012, 4:36 AM
Even after the Supreme Court ruled on ObamaCare, most Americans still want the law repealed. Because, no matter how the Democrats deceitfully manipulated their unconstitutional law through the Supreme Court the American people continue to see it for what it is… a massive invasion of our individual sovereignty and a blight on our economy. Of course, the Liberals embrace and celebrate this Obama-enforced pestilence on our country, which makes it even more critical that we elect Republican candidates committed to its repeal.
In a recent statement to Gateway Pundit on the Supreme Court decision, Missouri GOP Congressional candidate, Ann Wagner, denounced ObamaTax and vowed to repeal it.
From MO 2nd Congressional Candidate Ann Wagner:
Last week’s Supreme Court decision on Obamacare was a disappointing blow to every American’s personal freedom. However, the Court correctly identified the bill as exactly what every small business owner, entrepreneur, and hard working American has known from the beginning – that this bill is a massive tax increase.
The colossal government overreach this administration has pushed into every avenue of our American way of life is disgraceful. Yet, they have also misled and even masked their intentions to increase taxes and take our individual liberties away.
Perhaps even more frustrating than the court’s decision was the reaction of the Democrat Party leaders in Washington DC and across the country. We are in the midst of an economic recession; unemployment remains above 8% and millions have lost hope and left the workforce. In addition, 1 out of every 2 college graduates cannot find a job, fueling the belief that our children and grandchildren may never have a shot at the American Dream. Despite all this, liberal leaders celebrated last week’s decision.
Liberals in Washington joyously embraced one of the largest tax increases our Nation has ever seen and rejoiced in a verdict that penalizes job creators, the very engine of our economy. These same leaders gave ovations to the success of their efforts to put government in the driver’s seat of our citizens’ personal lives and increase dependence and reliance on a system they created.
When I get to Washington I will stop this madness. I will fight alongside fellow conservatives in the House to repeal Obamacare. I will stand with fiscal conservatives as we cut spending, lower the debt and take our country back. Last Thursday, in a desperate attempt to get people to stop talking about Obamacare, President Obama said, “the highest court in the land has spoken.” No Mr. President, We the People will have the final word come November.
Here’s Ann’s recent ad – “Moment”
ADVERTISEMENT
`
Militant conservative commented:
West Point, meh!
Citadel all the way.
Limousine Barry commented:
Keep your hands off of my precious 0bamaTax!
It may suck but It is my Tax! If you don’t like it then pay a huge fine and get lost. This is not time to roll back my crowning achievement. I may suck but once I find that your children are likely to be retarded then it will suck worse. Good day.
Greg commented:
The republican house is very wrong in trying to have another vote on Obamacare this week. That is universally recognized as a political gesture that has no substance If the repub want to do something positive, pass a simple bill that acts on two or three visible contributors to the high cost of medical care. For example limit legal fees in medical malpractice, eliminate Viagra from medicare, and put the congress on the same insurance program as the rest of fed employees. By passing a few specifics they will control the discussion, much more effectively than by saying I don’t like obamacare.
Finncrisp commented:
If Obamacare stands, Barry will keep this promise – America will have the best Hospice program in the history of the world – My stock tip would be to invest in companies that make morphine – thier business will be booming as he fills the hospice beds with those no longer of value to the state.
Change you can count on.
bg commented:
++
OT..
flashback: November 24, 2008
A Pardon to Remember
[WHEN President Bill Clinton pardoned a billionaire fugitive from justice
on his last day in office, even usually loyal Democrats were dismayed.
Representative Henry Waxman of California called it “bad precedent”
and “an end run around the judicial process.” He said it appeared to
set a double standard for the wealthy and powerful.
[..]
Under the rules governing pardon petitions — rules that were approved
by Mr. Holder’s office — the views of United States attorneys “are given
considerable weight” because of the “valuable insights” they have. And
yet Mr. Holder did not consult Ms. White and her colleagues about the
Rich pardon petition; they did not know of it until it had been granted.
[..]
Mr. Holder never came close to meeting that standard. He had the last
word at Justice on clemency petitions and he saw to it that he had the
only word. He brokered one of the most unjustifiable pardons that an
American president has ever granted.]
flashforward: July 10, 2012
Focusing On The Symptom, Not The Disease:
Rich Americans Fleeing The Country
[Remember Denise Rich? Bill Clinton pardoned her ex-husband after she
donated roughly a million dollars to the Democratic Party and the Clinton
Library. Whatever your opinion may be of the pardon, it certainly looked
like a very sleazy “You give us money and we’ll wipe your crime off the
books” deal.
Ironically, Rich was in trouble for evading 48 million
dollars in taxes. That’s ironic for two reasons.
First off, if Rich funneled 1/48th of the money he owed in taxes into the
Democratic Party and got a pardon out of it, he proved crime does pay
— at least when you’re dealing with Democrats. However, it’s also ironic
because Denise Rich will now is also about to save millions in taxes not
by evading taxes, but by simply renouncing her American citizenship.]
==
`