It’s possible that Che Obama will indeed get the revolution he wants. However, he may not find himself on the prevailing side. This whole re-distribution of wealth initiative dressed up to look like a stimulus package is starting to sour the stomachs of the American public.

It also seems that while you can sometimes smack people around a bit, there comes a time when they just aren’t going to take it anymore. Only a month or so into his Presidency, Che Obama may already be there. It seems that the government of the people and by the people is no longer listening TO the people. People who may have felt one way about a war, or another way about abortion seem to becoming more and more galvanized when it comes to their own pockets.

Much of Obama’s Crapulus Plan will not have any meaningful effect on the economy. But this post isn’t about that. No, this post is about Crapulus II, his housing plan. The plan to revive the housing sector is to reward those who are least entitled to said reward. It’s akin to giving the fat kid cookies. The klansmen new sheets, and the face-eating chimp a new banana.

And America just plain is being pushed to their limit and may just choose not to take it anymore.

Recently on CNBC, there is talk of a Tea Party. While possibly tongue-in-cheek, nonetheless it is, in my opinion, warranted discussion. How much of this Socialist agenda is America going to put up with? Where will the line be when hard working Americans. 90+% of whom are NOT in foreclosure, are going to simply take to the streets?

Santelli’s Chicago Tea Party
CNBC’s Rick Santelli and the traders on the floor of the CBOE express outrage over the notion they may have to pay their neighbor’s mortgage, particularly if they bought far more house than they could actually afford.