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Bill O’Reilly Talking Points


‘Free-Ride’ Joe J


oe from scranton recent- ly revealed himself as a Ber- nie Sanders acolyte. In laying out his fantasti-


cal budget, the president unmasked the socialist within. Somewhere, Mao, Fidel, Trotsky, and Stalin were celebrating, very likely in a hot place. Joe Biden’s vision is free health-


care, free childcare, guaranteed fam- ily leave, and subsidies for expensive medicines, among a very long list of other government perks. If you are earning less than


$50,000, the feds would then subsi- dize much of your life. That’s social- ism. No need to do much; the Demo- crats will take care of you. Joe knows his budget will never


pass a Republican House, but so what? He continues to enlist voters who want entitlements. And there are millions of them.


To pay for all the benefi ts, the president would heavily tax corpo- rations and investors, raising the capital gains rate to an absurd level. If that ever happens, robust capi- talism would be badly damaged as investment and business expansion dry up. But there’s something even worse


in Biden’s playbook. He wants to tax the assets of wealthy Americans. That’s the seizure of private prop- erty — a communist tenet. The 16th Amendment gives the


federal government the right to tax “income.” Houses, unrealized stock and bond gains, and material things like art collections are not income if they are unsold. So, this part of Joe’s economic


agenda is clearly unconstitutional. Again, he does not care. Progressive policies take time to evolve into real-


ity. Hello, gay marriage. But back to the budget speech. As


usual, Joe Biden evoked his father, a working-class Scranton guy. Biden always does this to mask his radical- ism under the cloak of a traditional upbringing. Seems to me that the Biden fam-


ily did pretty well without govern- ment handouts. Joe’s father earned enough so his son and three siblings could enjoy prosperity. My dad would have been embar-


rassed to take government handouts. He didn’t want free stuff , believ- ing that it promoted weakness and dependence. I think Biden’s father probably felt the same way. But we’ll never hear that from


free-ride Joe.


Bill O’Reilly hosts The O’Reilly Update, heard daily on more than 100 radio stations, and is the author of the new bestseller The United States of Trump: How the President Really Sees America.


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