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Old 03-24-2019, 10:20 AM
 
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Originally Posted by WaldoKitty View Post
Wait. That's what Obama did. Protected the Banksters, guaranteed their bonuses, gave the finance industry huge tax breaks, Obamacare protected the Insurance industry and Drug companies, and he started 3 wars of choice and was at war longer than any President in US History. Big big spending on the military to support it. He bailed big business and gave a trillion to others.



Did you have your head stuck in the sand while that was going on?


So you just indicted the Democrats with your own words. I'm sure you won't admit it though
No there’s nothing he has to admit to. You just put your spin and innuendo on a Democratic President’s record. Has nothing to do with reality. Enjoy your day Kitty.
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