A great piece from Neal Boortz today:

The Democrat campaign theme for 2012 is clear.  You tell the voters something like this:

“So, dear voter!  Are you are unhappy that there are people who have more than you have?  They drive nicer cars, live in nicer homes, take nicer vacations and are going to be able to retire earlier than you?  Well … we feel your pain, and we see no reason why you should have to get up before the sun and drive home in the dark to have the same lifestyle.  Everybody knows that you should be able to have the lifestyle you desire, no matter how lavish, on a 40-hour work week.  And if 40 hours a week is not enough to put the car you want into your garage, the flat-screen you want on your living room wall, the money you want into your bank account, and the tickets for that South Pacific cruise on your dresser, well then your friendly Democrat public servant is here to help.  It’s all so simple!  You just vote for us and keep us in power in Washington, and we’ll simply use the police power of government to take money away from those people who have so much more than you do, and give it to you.  It’s called ‘redistribution of the wealth’ and we are your redistributors.  After all, it’s not like they actually worked for and earned that money!  Everybody knows that wealth is distributed, not earned” Read the rest