It has been said often, and with more eloquence than I, that Barack Obama's priorities are misplaced.  Where are the jobs pundits are asking? But even as he lip-serves employment, he needles America. 

Vladimir Lenin once said, "Medicine is the keystone of the arch of socialism," and it's clear that Obama and Lenin share philosophy.  Clearer still is that Obama doesn't care.  Not about November.  Not about your family.  Not about your job.  What he prioritizes -- as evidenced by his push for "reform" -- is the "fundamental restructuring" of the American economy. 

Andy Stern, the most frequent White House visitor, gave a speech, recently, in which he said:

We now have a new metric.  The president says he wants to measure the economy by increases in the middle-class.  Whether we have shared prosperity, not just whether we have growth-a fundamentally different philosophy than we've seen in the country to date.

Clearly government has a major opportunity to distribute wealth....  We stand at a cross-roads, we are at the historical cross-road, I think, economically, in terms of what a new president is trying to do, and a different way in which we're going to evaluate the economy.  All of a sudden, we are witnessing the first new American economy-led by the government and not the private sector.