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March 1, 2009

On Obama's 'Covert war on churches and home-ownership'

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More on Obama the radical, via Hugh Hewitt - "Some analysts say Obama's proposals are almost radical.":

Thus sayeth CBS News. No analysts are mentioned, but they should be. Two of the president's proposals to cripple the charitable and mortgage interest deductions are indeed "radical" as they are squarely aimed not just at high income families who will see their deductions slashed but also at the churches, charities, schools and every not-for-profit that will be greatly damaged if the charitable deduction is reduced, and at every single homeowner in America, especially the retirees, who need their houses to grow in value not diminish. Reducing the value of the mortgage interest deduction reduces the value of every home in America, not just the incomes of those in the highest brackets.

Commentary here ...

To say that any of Obama's proposal are "almost" radical minimizes Obama's true radical nature which is that of a radical leftist, a socialist, and a communist. Given what we've seen from Obama so far, I find much to agree with in JR Dieckmann's piece at RenewAmerica, "Acting President Obama wants communism in America."

Posted by Hyscience at March 1, 2009 9:39 AM

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