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Old 02-03-2012, 03:32 PM
 
Location: Texas
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What would anyone expect from a guy who was born retired?

Look, give Romney some credit. He was wise enough to be born into a family of millionaires. Any of you who think his life experience is anything remotely similar to your life or anyone else who has to work for a living is horribly mistaken.

A guy like Romney just thinks that if the rest of us were smart enough to be born as millionaires, then there wouldn't be any unemployment problem. Since we weren't that smart, then we need to heap more advantages on those who were. The wealthy in America need more tax breaks and no-bid contracts from us "little people" because that's what we're for, after all.
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