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Old 03-28-2010, 07:54 AM
 
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Originally Posted by Finn_Jarber View Post
Do liberals read it? I don't know, but I read it occationally, altough I am more into "The Economist" magazine. I would never take WSJ for gospel like you obviously do.



Let's boot them out? Is it really for you to decide? I didn't know you had such authority.

Well, since you had to resort to name calling, the conversation is over.

Of course it is not up to me. It is up to the companies. They will "boot out" retirees to remain solvent and dump them all in medicare.

Of course our conversation is over. You cannot explain why Barry the job killer just slaughtered a few million more jobs. When you wake up to what is happening in this country, it will probably be too late. Are you employed?
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