Memories: 10 Priceless Quotes From The Present Oval Office Occupant

Quotes from the eloquent one's mouth:

#1. “You didn’t build that.”

President Obama was here paraphrasing socialist Democrat and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren. Warren’s speech was a full throated dismissal of private property and embrace of collectivism over individual liberty. While Warren’s defense of big government was artful, Obama’s statement was a clumsy rehash which inflamed the business and free market communities against him. While spending years fighting against the “socialist” label, he bluntly adopted their rhetoric in this speech.

#2. “If you like your plan, you can keep your plan. Period.”

This will go down in history as President Obama’s biggest lie he ever told. Obamacare swept away the old insurance industry, introducing sweeping reforms that forced millions out of their plans, losing their doctors, and in some cases tripling their premiums. Obamacare is widely seen as a blow at the self-employed middle class, as it punished those who were most likely to be buying insurance individually through the private market. President Obama’s baldfaced lie is doing untold damage to the economy in the United States.

#3. “I am not in favor of concealed weapons. I think that creates a potential atmosphere where more innocent people could (get shot during) altercations.”

President Obama isn’t for concealed weapons… unless they’re his security guards. What a total hypocrite. The man is surrounded by more concealed weapons than probably any other individual on earth. Rich and powerful liberals only believe in gun control for the proletariat. Of course people such as themselves should be exempt from any laws they’d pass against us. Thank heaven for the 2nd amendment.

#4. “Guantanamo will be closed no later than one year from now.”

This has to be one of the most disappointing quotes from the president, as it is a failure on his part to bring about reforms where it is needed. Instead of focusing on expanding civil liberties and restoring constitutional law, the president instead introduced socialized medicine. In the process was forgotten the promises to close the extra-constitutional prison in Guantanamo Bay, resulting in a decrease in national security through prisoners being released and rejoining the battle against the United States. If we have the best judicial system in the world, why can’t we use it to try those prisoners in it?

#5. “It’s here that companies like Solyndra are leading the way toward a brighter and more prosperous future.”

One of the president’s most colossal gaffes was when the company which had received $535 million in taxpayer-funded loan guarantees from his administration went belly up.

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