Starship's Grace Slick Responds To Obama's Latest Rant

You take away his teleprompter, and his insulting, inner demagogue comes flying out.

It was a couple weeks since Our Little Commie had last insulted the private sector, so during his rant in Roanoke, Virginia, he said:

"Somebody helped to create this unbelievable system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business-you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen."

You see, in Obama's perverted worldview, the government is everything. Only his beloved, wonderful government makes things possible. The pursuit of your dreams and hard work are absolutely meaningless to this statist from Indonesia.

Most Americans know that America is a place where free people do their daily hustle. Americans own hardware stores, create automobiles, groom pets, buy and sell stock, run day-care centers, teach, build houses, counts the money underneath the bar, writes the wrecking ball in two-part guitar, and do countless other things. People work day shifts, graveyard shifts. and their bosses are ALWAYS worried about making payroll.

Then there's the farmer, who's work is NEVER done.

One of these Americans that have done pretty well for themselves is the former singer of Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship/Starship, Grace Slick. We at The RedSquirrel Report asked Ms. Slick her thoughts on the latest Obama rant against the private sector.

After all, she sang We Built This City on Rock and Roll:

Thanks, RedSquirrel....

Mr. Obama, you really stepped in it this time.

You might not know it, but us Americans are proud of our unique culture. We value freedom, and the daily bustle. Every day, there are millions of 'selfish' people with somewhere to go and something to do. You would know this if you were really an American. It's too bad you never learned that.

While you were eating dog meat and cloistered away in your leftist schools learning to hate America, Americans were busy building, and we really don't need you telling us  'We didn't build THAT'.

A lot of voters were Knee Deep In The Obama Hoopla in 2008, but you keep insulting us with your snide, anti-American insinuations. You're even losing liberals. There are lots of entrepreneurial, proud Democrats who also hate to be denigrated.

Government has it's place, but government isn't everything.

In 1985, my band Starship had a major pop hit with 'We Built This City'. It has become a staple on oldies pop radio, and it was also named 'the WORST pop song of all time'.

The song has it's detractors (me included), but I would rather be forced to listen to a continuous loop of this song, played non-stop than listen to you badmouth my country.

If you dislike private enterprise so much, then go back to Kenya or Indonesia or go the third-world dictatorship of your choice.

Grace Slick