Face it. If you run a business there is nowhere to hide. Deciding who to hire is risky. Deciding who to keep is dangerous, too. Business owners have become pariahs and whipping boys for Democrats creating worries over discrimination against a growing number of their favorite causes, including immigrant workers and employees with gender identity problems you never wanted to know about.
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Americanism Doesn’t Need Minorities
Deep down, we always knew it was true. Our votes are all that matters and votes from minorities are the best kind. It just hurts to have our noses rubbed in it by our own party.
The biggest abuse indulged by Democrats under Obama has been picking groups to benefit from party generosity that redefined the concept of what a minority is whenever it was advantageous for the Democratic cause.
Unions Vital to Campaign to Deceive Middle Class Workers
Barack Obama denies accusations that he is engaging in class warfare, but as he intensifies his fight to stay employed he is turning to unions as a replacement for his Buffett Rule tax hike. The president is joined by other members of his administration who insist that the middle class is unable to get a fair shake in the workplace without unions.
This Is How Obama Proves He Cares About Manufacturing
Fines, taxes, fees, penalties, regulations, blame, and threats. This is how the president shows American manufacturers that he cares. When Mr. Obama discussed manufacturing jobs from a Seattle Boeing plant yesterday he wasted little time bringing up tax breaks received by companies sending jobs overseas, a threat and needless reminder of the enthusiasm with which his administration wields its anti-business stick.
Illegal Immigrants and Unions: Why They Make Us Angry
The Democratic Party has made a mockery of our democracy. Under Barack Obama’s tutelage, America’s version of representative government was effortlessly turned into a farce. Unions and illegal immigrants are emblematic of the power wielded by undeserving minorities. There are over 312 million people in the U.S., but only an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants, and 14.7 million union members.¹ All told, the two groups make up only 8% of our population.