Is Obama Actually Planning To Take Over The Private Sector?

Is it actually possible that Barack Obama is planning to "spread the wealth" and "fundamentally transform the United States" during his second term by granting himself the authority to determine the wages of every single person, in both the public and the private sectors, who draws a paycheck in the United States?

According to WND.com, "progressive organizations behind White House policy have crafted specific, second-term plans for the federal government to determine the 'value' of individual jobs in the private sector instead of allowing employers to pay what they want."

The plans are detailed in a new book by New York Times best-selling authors Aaron Klein and Brenda J. Elliot and WND.com says these progressive plans "would force all employers to increase the salaries of the nation’s workers to meet 'basic needs' such as housing, food, utilities, transportation, health care and recreation," and bring about the fundamental transformation Obama promised four years ago by decimating the private sector. Is Obama planning to cripple the private sector by mandating employers pay wages that are so outlandish that companies will be forced to go out of business? These days, just about anything said about Barack Hussein Obama, is within the realm of possibility. After all, he did effectively gut the nation's welfare reform laws, that have been in effect since 1996, a few days ago by redefining the definition of what constitutes work. According to Phyllis Schlafly (and a long line of others), Obama's action was not only blatantly illegal, but it will have the effect of drastically increasing government dependency by loading "more people onto the welfare rolls." Schlafly's article, which was posted at GOPUSA.com, can be read here; and you can read more about "Fool Me Twice," Klein and Elliott's shocking new book, which was just released, at WND.com.