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Exakty, we want guys with buzz cuts who wear there baseball caps backwards.
I'm with you. Grads from these elitists skools are just no good, they ain't got that good ole common sense. Ya kain't git common sense from book lernin'.
Well, based on the performance of all these elitist Harvard Grads (and other Ivy Leagues), we can determine they have NO clue how to create jobs. 3 of the original 4 have abandoned the sinking obamanomic ship.
NONE of them has ever been in a "real" world position of having to create a job.
This crap about electing people who have "created a job" is an overrated bunch of nonsense. Don't know where it started, but i sure wish like hell it would end. It's dumb, and trite as all hell.
When was the last time you right wingers elected a president that created jobs before being inaugerated? And Dubya owning a baseball team doesn't count.
Repub presidents have been nothing but career politicians for the most part. So GTFOH with all this "create a job" garbage.
I think all of the economic advisers the country has had since the 80s (and I'm sure even further back than that) have gone to an Ivy or Ivy-equivalent school.
Have you ever thought to yourself "man, the economy is doing well"? I'll bet $10 that a highly educated person was chief economic adviser at that time.
Have you ever thought to yourself "man, the economy is doing well"? I'll bet $10 that a highly educated person was chief economic adviser at that time.
I'll offer a counter-bet. The highly educated chief economic advisor had his feet grounded in reality rather than academia at the time.
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