I suppose if you're apt to believe the system is 'rigged' and that the rich are to be blamed for society's financial ills and that they don't pay their fair share, then Obama's budgetary plans and comments make perfect sense.
To the rest of us, it's unfortunate.
Especially when you read stuff like this.
Honestly, should anyone be surprised? It always stuns me how anyone could defend the actions of a politician when it comes to matters of your finance. The LAST people you should be listening or agreeing with are POLITICIANS.
He's all about "capping" and "restricting." Never a real imaginative or innovative idea that makes us go, "huh. That just may work!"
"Under current rules, some wealthy individuals are able to accumulate
many millions of dollars in these accounts, substantially more than is
needed to fund reasonable levels of retirement saving,” the statement
said."
How do you know when the state is way too involved? When they make statements like this. How do they 'know' what's right for YOU?
They don't.
It all comes down to: Fuck you. Because we say so.
In the article it suggests Romney's account and its vast wealth was the 'tipping point' for people.
Methinks people really need to mind their businesses and focus a little harder on their own affairs.
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