Redistribution City

Wealth is created only by entrepreneurs and others who work in the private sector. The government creates no wealth. It redistributes wealth instead and creates a morass of rules and regulations, especially against the bedraggled entrepreneurs.

Here’s how well the federal government has redistributed wealth: Out of the ten wealthiest counties in the United States, seven are in the suburbs of Washington, DC.

Yes, the feds have done a great job of redistribution . . . to themselves.

There are two Americas, as presidential candidate John Edwards put it. But the salient groups are the private sector and the public sector. Unfortunately, liberals have fought so ardently for over a century that the public sector has won, hands down.  

The rematch, however, has only just begun. Wisconsin’s recent election was a solid punch to the jaw by the good guys. It’ll be a tough fight, but the struggle will take less time than the last one, and the private sector will prevail.