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RNC
Releases: "The More Context You Get, The Worse It Sounds"
WASHINGTON
- The
Republican National Committee releases "The
More Context You Get, The Worse It Sounds" after President Obama complained
that his comments to entrepreneurs that "you didn't build that, somebody else
made that happen" were taken out of context. The irony is that a closer look at
the context reveals President Obama's true feelings-American success is the
result of the work of government, not the hard work and sacrifice of America's
entrepreneurs.
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"President
Obama thinks his comments are being taken out of context, but the reality is the
context makes it worse," said RNC Chairman Reince Priebus. "With more context,
it is obvious President Obama doesn't understand that businesses succeed because
of the hard work and sacrifice of the American people, not the growth and
intrusiveness of government.
"President
Obama thinks he can paint over his latest admission, but he can't cover up four
years of anti-business actions. From his comments to entrepreneurs that 'you
didn't build that' and 'the private sector is doing fine' to failing to meet
with his jobs council and failing to hold Daily Economic Briefings, it's clear
Obama's lack of concern for our economy is quite clear."
President
Obama:
"If
you've been successful you didn't get there on your own.
"You
didn't get there on your own.
"I'm
always struck by people who think...wow, it must be because I was just so
smart.
"There
are a lot of smart people out there.
"It
must be because I worked harder than everybody else.
"Let me
tell you something...
"there
are a whole bunch of hard working people out there.
"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
have a business you didn't build that.
"Somebody
else made that happen."
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