Do leading supporters understand Obama’s tax plan?

Posted by Steve M on November 1, 2008 at 1:24 pm | Share via e-mail

Jim’s been letting you know that the arbitrary number of $250,000 is just that – and arbitrary number. Gov. Bill Richardson (D-N.M.) attempted to clarify the dollar cut-off figure, but my guess is that he received a call right after the interview. Like Biden, he won’t be doing any press conferences between now and Wednesday morning.

Hat tip to Ed Morrissey at Hot Air. We’re now down to $120,000 folks.

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One Response to "Do leading supporters understand Obama’s tax plan?"

Dimsdale says:

November 2, 2008 at 12:44 pm

Does it matter? The Obama faithful are affixed to his plan like ticks on a dog: all expecting something to the detriment of the host.

In any event, once elected, a President Obama, with a possible filibuster proof Senate and majorities elsewhere, will simply ignore or "forget" what he said as candidate, because he "knows what is best for us." All Democrats think that.

The fact that he won't allow himself or Biden to hold press conferences demonstrates his disdain for both us and the press when he thinks the election is "in the bag."

How do you think he will treat us when if he is president? (that is a rhetorical question)