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1. I hate Obama
2. I don't like potheads or anything that let's people enjoy themselves
3. I hate poor people
4. I enjoy wars
5. Screw the environment, gays and equal rights.
You should try turning off MSNBC and actually thinking for yourself once in a while.
6. He drinks beer and bourbon and does an occasional line of coke.
Or was that included in your #5?
Now I got a chuckle out of that. But honestly, it wouldn't suprise me if a number of them on both sides of the aisle were doing blow. Remember, all for me, but none for thee.
1. I hate Obama 2. I don't like potheads or anything that let's people enjoy themselves 3. I hate poor people 4. I enjoy wars 5. Screw the environment, gays and equal rights.
i voted republican because liberals get to say this kind of junk without even a second thought and no challenge.
The above is stupid and said from the mouth of one who is purely biggoted
1. I hate Obama
2. I don't like potheads or anything that let's people enjoy themselves
3. I hate poor people
4. I enjoy wars
5. Screw the environment, gays and equal rights.
I supported the Republican Agenda in the 2014 Midterm Elections because:
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1. Rush Limbaugh told me to and i have no mind of my own
2. I saw a shiny commercial that told me libruls hate babies
3. I drink a lot of moonshine
4. Recent head trauma
5. The people on the City Data website all say i should
If they really wanted less food stamps and welfare, they wouldn't be blocking minimum wage hikes. #4 and #5 are absolutely not part of the GOP agenda, sorry.
If you do not believe that increasing the financial lot of the middle class is the objective of the republican party, then perhaps you have not been listening enough to conservatives, as that is one of their MAIN OBJECTIVES. Well to do, prosperous Americans do not need democrats, as they are not dependent on federal handouts.
5% of the population works for minimum wage. Therefore (while I actually support a minimum wage hike), such a raise would affect few people and probably increase unemployment.
How do we REALLY increase wages and employment?
1. cut individual taxes
2. cut corporate taxes
3. allow energy exploration on federal lands
4. reduce regulations
5. muzzle the trial lawyer's association
6. reduce energy costs
7. stop Obamacare
8. renegotiate/abandon NAFTA and China trade status
Prosperity comes from active business and manufacturing, not the federal government. Witness the times of prosperity in America- that prosperity came from a robust private sector. By reducing the cost of business, we attract more business, cut costs, and increase the demand for labor and thus wages.
5% of the population works for minimum wage. Therefore (while I actually support a minimum wage hike), such a raise would affect few people and probably increase unemployment.
How do we REALLY increase wages and employment?
1. cut individual taxes
2. cut corporate taxes
3. allow energy exploration on federal lands
4. reduce regulations
5. muzzle the trial lawyer's association
6. reduce energy costs
7. stop Obamacare
8. renegotiate/abandon NAFTA and China trade status
Prosperity comes from active business and manufacturing, not the federal government. Witness the times of prosperity in America- that prosperity came from a robust private sector. By reducing the cost of business, we attract more business, cut costs, and increase the demand for labor and thus wages.
In your last statement you've made the perfect case that the only way that the government can "create jobs" in the private sector is to get the hell out of the way! I also agree with your list.
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