Yeah seriously. Where are the blue collar workers? The OWS group? The little guy? When are liberals going to wake up.
I believe Cuban and Buffet are still team Obama Warren Buffett to host Obama fundraiser in Chicago September 21, 2011 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- There will be a convergence of presidential politics, high finance and Chicago glitter next month as billionaire Warren Buffett holds a fundraiser for President Barack Obama. Even though investor Warren Buffett was the only person to lose some of his wealth among Forbes' top 20 richest Americans, with $39 billion left, he has enough to throw Obama a couple of fundraising parties. Buffett is to throw one in New York at the end of this month, and then here in Chicago on Thursday, October 27th. Seven months ago, President Obama put the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Warren Buffett - the nation's highest civilian honor. The president called Buffett "not only one of the world's richest men," but also "one of the most-respected." Obama is now also using the country's second richest man to help fight his budget battle, proposing the so-called "Buffett Rule" that would force millionaires to pay the same percentage of taxes as the middle class. Next month in Chicago, Buffett will have the opportunity to help Obama. Buffett will be the host of a $35,000-a-ticket fundraiser at the north lakeshore home of Byron Trott, who owns BDT Capital Partners, a high-stakes and very private investment firm. Trott was in the news this week as his company led an investment group buying the Chicago landmark Wrigley Building. The co-hosts of the Obama fundraiser are Chicago business magnates John Rogers, Jr. and Penny Pritzker. Pritzker ran the national finance committee for the 2008 Obama campaign. Obama is not expected at the Chicago fundraiser, but not because there won't be enough room for him and the presidential entourage. Byron Trott's lakefront estate is said to be about 25,000 square feet on three-and-a-half acres. Trott is also thought to be Buffett's choice to eventually take over his company, Berkshire Hathaway. (Copyright ©2011 WLS-TV/DT. All Rights Reserved.) Cuban on millionaire's tax: 'What a great problem to have' Mark Cuban doesn't have any problem paying his fair share of taxes. In fact, the more the better. His advice to others: "Go out there and get rich. Get so obnoxiously rich that when that tax bill comes, your first thought will be to choke on how big a check you have to write," the owner of the Dallas Mavericks wrote recently on blog maverick, the mark cuban weblog. "Your 2nd thought will be 'what a great problem to have,' and your 3rd should be a recognition that in paying your taxes, you are helping to support millions of Americans that are not as fortunate as you." Cuban's comments come as taxpayers nationwide are talking about President Obama's proposed tax designed to make sure those who earn more than $1 million a year don't pay a lower tax rate than middle-income households. Read more: http://www.star-telegram.com/2011/09/21/3386097/cuban-on-millionaires-tax-what.html#ixzz1bQiMULcD
And how does this picture change the fact that he said Teachers unions are killing the education system, and regulations are killing business?
Max, it's called changing the subject. LOL. Hey, come on, he was getting his ass kicked pretty bad. It was a smart strategy.
Speaking of changing the subject, how does teachers unions and business regulation directly have to do with this POTUS or any other? That is the real question.