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President Obama Likes To Talk About The Buffett Rule. Well, Here's A Buffett Rule That All Americans Should Be Able To Support: Mom And Pop Businesses Should Not Pay A Higher Tax Rate Than Fortune 500 Corporations Like Warren Buffett's.

My Concern About Barack Obama Is He Ran A Campaign In 2008 Where He Said We're Going To Bring People Together And Solve Big Problems. And He Specifically Talked About The Need To Reach Across The Aisle And Deal With Issues Like The Economy, Which Was Obviously The Top Issue In 2008. It Has Not Happened.

That Isn't How I've Always Felt. As A Congressman, And More Recently As A Senator, I Opposed Marriage For Same-sex Couples. Then Something Happened That Led Me To Think Through My Position In A Much Deeper Way.

Instead Of Focusing On Growing Jobs And Reigniting Our Economy, President Obama Focused On Growing Government And Tried To Remake The United States Into The Image Of The Debt-laden Countries Of Europe. His Approach Has Been More Spending, More Regulation, And Higher Taxes.

The Tax Code Is Now Nine Times Longer Than The Bible, And Not Nearly As Interesting.