It’s
not Barack Obama’s policies. It is not the economic uncertainty over
regulations and taxes. It is not the National Labor Relations Board and
Department of Labor pushing aggressively pro-union agendas that hamper
competition.
No,
according to Barack Obama, our nation has grown soft. That’s our problem. Jimmy
Carter said America was in a “malaise.” This is Barack Obama’s “malaise”
moment.
It
can’t be about him. It cannot be about his polices. On the same day Joe Biden
declares the economy belongs to Barack Obama, Obama passes the buck. This time
it is directly to the American people and American businesses.
It’s
not him, you see. It’s us.
“This
is a great country that had gotten a little soft and we didn’t have that same
competitive edge that we needed over the last couple of decades,” Mr. Obama
said in response to a question about the country’s economic future. “We need to
get back on track.”
We
don’t have the competitive edge we once had because we have a President who
spent two years deciding the government would grow the economy and the
government would take over the auto industry and the government would take over
the healthcare industry and the government would pick the winners and losers in
the economy.
The American people and American business has not gone soft.
They’ve gone out of business.
Erick Erickson
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