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Sandy took homes and lives and brought part of America to it's knees. If she were human presidential candidate she'd probably run on the same platform as Romney with no regard for humanity, just devastating cuts.
So, the Federal Government, is your charity of choice.
They are real good at spending other peoples money, that is taken by force.
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They both really blow. And both have left a good portion of the US population miserable, destitute and homeless. Sandy...a registered Democrat, I would suspect.
If Sandy had a last name...would it be Obama or Wasserman-Schultz?
based on the its willingness to crush the lives of average Americans I'd guess Romney.
They both really blow. And both have left a good portion of the US population miserable, destitute and homeless. Sandy...a registered Democrat, I would suspect.
If Sandy had a last name...would it be Obama or Wasserman-Schultz?
being you claim to know the numbers enough to write your post, how many jobs has OBAMA created overseas? Many more then Romney I would guess.
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