The Best Of Mark Levin - 3/11/23
This week on the Mark Levin Show, the political violence we see in this country today can be traced back to President Obama and then-Vice President Biden, not Donald Trump or any Republican. Nobody plays the race card and gets away with it more than President Biden, whether it is anti-black or anti-white racism, and he is a symbol of the radical ideologies that have taken over the corrupt democrat party. American history isn’t American Marxism or the 1619 project, and Ken Burns knows that despite going on CNN to tear down Ron DeSantis. They hate DeSantis because he’s the only one fighting against this ideology taking hold in our classrooms and pushing the Democrat Marxist agenda. Then, Medicare and Medicaid funding is going bankrupt, and the Democrat plan to fix it is to tax families making over $400,000 or more to replenish the fund. Democrats don’t believe in a responsible budget but will continue to win elections like the Marxists they are, by pretending to be for the common people and to tax the rich. Donald Trump didn’t move boxes of classified documents all over the place, but that’s exactly what Joe Biden did. Biden had no right to have any of these documents as Vice President, but 9 boxes of documents were moved to Boston with some documents marked classified, and nobody in the Democrat media or the Department of Justice wants to know how or why. President Biden is proposing $4.7 trillion in new taxes in his budget, which is just the latest in Democrats who just keep spending, creating debt, and taxing us to pay their bill. Biden’s new budget proposal is another attack American individuals and business, with the highest personal income tax rate since 1986 and highest capital gains tax since 1978, and a corporate tax rate higher than Communist China’s.
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