Latest Obama stage prop: Retired mega-Dem donor/former Google asks prez to raise his taxes
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Just when you think Oba-Kabuki can’t get any more ham-handed and cheesier…it does.
At a LinkedIn town hall/campaign rally forum with President Obama today, a questioner picked “randomly” from the audience just happened to beg the president to raise his taxes:
More vid at The Right Scoop.
The questioner is one Doug Edwards, an early Google employee who is retired and who has given gobs and gobs of cash to the Democratic party via Tim Carney:
It seems relevant to point out that this rich liberal is Doug Edwards from the Obama-friendly and regulation-friendly Google.
Edwards has given $300,000 to politicians since 2000 — every single dime to Democrats. He specifically said he wanted his higher taxes to cover Pell Grants.
That’s about 60 Pell Grants he could have provided.
Note in the video how sheepishly Edwards replies to Obama when asked what his occupation is.
Also note the new euphemism for retired: “Unemployed by choice.”
What a crock.
This is all in keeping, of course, with the White House stage managers — and also the long history of cooperation from liberal Internet/tech titans.
Here’s a handy refresher on Obama’s theater props and past liberal social media plants. Barry, Barry, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?
*Everything’s staged: Michelle Obama’s garden food was fake
*Obama calls soldiers “pretty good photo ops.”
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