The wheels have come off Obama's Bain Attack on Romney and, in its place, we have Obama running defense as he seeks to make his anti-business statement of last week, sound somehow, American.

<<< make no mistake,  Liz Warren has been an Obama insider since 2007.  She is a big time collectivist,  a borderless One Worlder.  Her comments help to define Obama's critical statement on business,  last week.  


Latest polling results:  63% support Romney's Bain experience;  73% believe Obama is wrong in his critical, anti-business, remarks.  

The genie is already out of the bottle.  Obama,  acting as a free spirited pundit,  talking without his teleprompter,  has made his feelings clear with regard to the business community.  In short,  he is [really] saying,  

“You owe more than you are paying in taxes,  because you did not create your business on your own, and, because I, as a representative of the Government,  say you owe more.” 

Here are his exact words:  If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help.  There was a great teacher somewhere in your life.  Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive.  Somebody invested in roads and bridges.  If you’ve got a business — you didn’t build that.  Somebody else made that happen.  The Internet didn’t get invented on its own.  Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet.

Editor’s notes in brief:  re: the government and the internet – he is talking the military.  While the internet was invented by the military,  Cerf and Robert Kahn invented the “IP address system,”  and,  the private market place gave the internet its capital value and glory.  In the end,   the “return” on the military’s contribution to the internet is not a demand for higher and higher taxes,  but revenue increases to the national economy (GDP)  and  private sector jobs created by businesses and the incomes associated with that reality THAT is the payback for the private sectors refinement and use of the internet,   but neither Obama nor Elizabeth Warren go anywhere close to this reality.  In fact,  they completely ignore the fact that society already has its payback [in perpetuity,  I might add]. 

With all the critical talk against Obama’s statement,  Elizabeth Warren made these comments: 

“You know, this [the uproar over Obama’s thoughtless words] is just one more attempt to not talk about the central issues. But the way I look at this: I love little businesses. My daughter started a small business, my brother started a small business, my Aunt Alice started a small business. I worked in it when I was a teenager.  

This is really about a basic question of fairness. And that is when big businesses really make it big, should they get the special tax breaks so that they don't have to make the contributions to help support all the basic infrastructure. You know, the roads, the bridges, the schools and all those pieces. The basic infrastructure that lets the next kid make it big, and the next kid after that, and the next kid after that. 

You know, the way I see this, this is really is about a basic question about how we build our future. The Republicans have given their vision about how we build the future. They said, 'I got mine, the rest of you are on your own.'  

Our vision of how you build a future is that you make the investments forward so every kid has a chance. That's what this is really about.

Warren,  of course,  is not talking about fairness, at all.  In a world where the top 1% pays 38% of all federal taxes – regardless of the tax rate – well,  there is nothing fair about that.  It is not fair that half the population lives off the other half with no demands to improve their state of affairs,  to educate themselves,  to work to become part of the productive part of our society, especially when there are so many low cost or free opportunities for educational/vocational advancement.  Her claim that conservatives’ plan includes the sorry statement, “You’re on your own”  is not only a lie,  it is criminal in its charge and as disingenuous as her long time claim to being an American Indian.  She received miles and miles of “open door” benefit off that lie,  and now,  wants folks to trust her assessment on a much more critical issue. 

Finally,  more than all the above,  neither Warren or Obama offer a concrete methodology for achieving their Utopian world view. 

I have included the Warren video of a few months ago because it helps to define Obama's thinking.  In fact,  it is the opinion of the radicalized Left that Business - whether Big or Small Business - feeds off societal blessings and provisions,  and,  therefore, owes society whatever the Government says it owes.