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#OBAMA SIMPLE MATH SOFTWARE#
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The belief that recipients of government aid are better off the more we spend on them is remarkably persistent.
“Also according to the President’s logic, spending restraint is incompatible with a strong, well-functioning safety net. The audience erupted into laughter when Ryan referenced an NFL star quarterback who had quite a hard time retiring for real. Yet neither of these things factors into the President’s zero-sum logic.” “The way out of this mess is to combine economic growth with reasonable, responsible spending restraint. The “actual math,” said Ryan, shows that taxing the rich will not fix the deficit or the economy. At a bloggers briefing Wednesday hosted by The Heritage Foundation, the House budget chairman quoted Obama as saying, “If we’re not willing to ask those who’ve done extraordinarily well to help America close the deficit… the math says… we’ve got to put the entire burden on the middle class and the poor.” Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., said today that President Obama can’t even do simple math.
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