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If 46.7 percent under age of 65 that are on Medicaid are white and 45.3 percent under age of 65 on Medicaid are black in the state of South Carolina - it seems burden to the state is pretty much equal among the races. So what's his point? other than he has a lot of poor people in his state. What has Graham done to address the poverty in his state?
If 46.7 percent under age of 65 that are on Medicaid are white and 45.3 percent under age of 65 on Medicaid are black in the state of South Carolina - it seems burden to the state is pretty much equal among the races. So what's his point? other than he has a lot of poor people in his state. What has Graham done to address the poverty in his state?
His point is the same old point that conservative Republicans always fall back on when it comes to social programs, raise the specter of shiftless black folks sucking off the public teat. And the negroes on another thread keep wondering why African Americans don't flock to the Republican Party.
His point is the same old point that conservative Republicans always fall back on when it comes to social programs, raise the specter of shiftless black folks sucking off the public teat. And the negroes on another thread keep wondering why African Americans don't flock to the Republican Party.
Nergroes? ::raises eyebrow:: (Aside from the fact that you misspelled it)
I live in good ole SC and Im black and I have HC INS. I wonder why no one told me I didnt have to pay for it. Whats that posters name from the other day he put up that why dont blacks vote republican thread. I hope they know now
Nergroes? ::raises eyebrow:: (Aside from the fact that you misspelled it)
Read my status: "Proof Read, Who's Got Time To Proof Read?"
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