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I've quoted the U.S. Census, the NY Times, a liberal think tank demographer, and Walter Russell Mead, the James Clarke Chace Professor of Foreign Affairs and Humanities at Bard College who is a Democrat and voted for Obama. They ALL confirm what I've posted.
There's nothing to be in denial about. Everything I said is true. Blacks have better opportunities in the South currently due to cost. They have been priced out of the North.
This is irrelevant to the topic, as usual. You don't ever comply with the discussion.. you are too busy pointing the finger at Democrats.
...you are too busy pointing the finger at Democrats.
I didn't point the finger. I relayed info reported by the U.S. Census, the NY Times, a liberal think tank demographer, and Walter Russell Mead, the James Clarke Chace Professor of Foreign Affairs and Humanities at Bard College who is a Democrat and voted for Obama. They're pointing the finger at Dems.
If the US was a household with $30K income, roughly speaking:
$35,000 yearly expenses.
$170,000 on the credit card AND growing.
$1,000,000 unpaid mortgage AND growing.
I love it when the Republicans compare running an entire country to running a household on $30K.
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Ding...Ding...Ding.... WE HAVE A WINNER.
The people chose this when they elected him.
Yes - because immigration issues just began when Obama was elected. Give me a break. It's like a broken record ~ over and over and over and over and over . .
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Retired people are who created your present. It wasn't you. It was those who built and ran the factories. Without those who are now retired, you would be living in squalor. Every road you drive on, every building, and every business you go into were built by retirees. Eventually, if you are fortunate enough to survive that long, you too will be a retiree. Will you expect to be treated as a second class citizen? I am figuring you will say yes, but I also know when the time comes, you will change your tune.
Amen! And I love the 'choosing retirement' phrase. Like most older folks don't get kicked out on their hind ends - which is what I see. I've paid into this system for 35 years. I hope to be a 'taker' one day.
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Isn't it the conservatives who have always been opposed to social programs that help the less fortunate and vets even before the illegal immigration crisis? Not sure where all these statements about liberals not wanting to support the less fortunate are coming from when they've been running with this platform for quite a while.
YES
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I just walk around town and look at the way they care for the town. They havent passed a bond issue in 30 years, they dont pick up the trash or cut weeds and they vote Republican. Jack up your car or several junk vehicles in your front yard, side yard, and back yard and leave them their for eternity and you know you are in a Republican town.
Sounds like the hood or the ghetto. Liberal bastions.
Don't forget the "disabled" (who appear to be able to do everything but work) collecting Social Security disability and then, two years later, Medicare. Yet the PTB are still blaming seniors who've worked all their lives for SS's and Medicare's looming "insolvency."
foreign aid is a very small part of the budget. in fact, aid to Isreal and Egypt, so that they don't go to war, is probably half of the budget for foreign aid
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