Is Obama Anti Job?

What does Barack Obama have against creating jobs? Many of his supporters are allergic to actually having to work for a living.  Is Obama allergic too?

The House of Representatives passed a bipartisan payroll extension bill on Tuesday. They attached the Keystone XL pipeline to the bill.  Approved on a vote of 234 to 193, the Republican tax bill would extend a one-year break in the payroll tax that is due to expire at the end of the month, setting the rate at 4.2 percent for the year instead of allowing it to revert to 6.2 percent.

The bill also would accelerate the construction of an oil pipeline from Canada to the Gulf Coast that the White House is determined to slow down.  It will create upwards of 20,000 "union" jobs for a period of up to about 2-3 years. It is estimated that about 10,000 of those jobs will be in the U.S..

The Keystone XL pipeline is projected to create approximately 110,000 ancillary jobs.  These are jobs Americans desperately need.

Why would Obama veto this bill.  Is it because if people are working and not dependant on the government, they tend to want to keep as much as possible of their earnings, and are no longer beholding/enslaved to the government.

The more people depend on the government the more votes Obama can count on. If you can keep the people in this continual state of poverty and reliance on the government, you create generational dependency, and keep the votes rolling in. Eventually the transition to a socialist state is complete.

But you still need money, so you create class warfare and take as much as you can from the highest and most productive producers in the nation with the promise that you will give it to the government dependent citizens. You get the money, power, and the votes. But eventually all freedom is gone.

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