read these questions are get scared at the answers:
Public Policy Polling, the firm that correctly predicted all 50 states
in the presidential election, is known for asking some weird, quirky
and, sometimes, controversial questions in its polls.
Read more:
http://www.businessinsider.com/ppp-pol
You miss the point, productive folk vote R. People on the dole vote
for more free stuff. Only the D's will keep the free spigot open.
Infrastructure won't help if people are trained to accept handouts
instead of hard work. We're at 47 million people on food stamps.
Welcome to the new America.
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LRS Scout wrote:
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> I don't disagree, and I'm coming to think we need to have another
> constitutional convention.
>
> That's a pretty scary concept though.
Yeah ... I'm completely a state's right (even city rights) guy, but
you can't avoid the notion that that worked great when our economy was
Jerry Barnes wrote:
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> Wow. It's almost like our country has become a Corpocracy instead of a
> democratic republic.
>
It's the deficit that's funding the corporations! Ain't something you
heard about during the election!
http://www.businessinsider.com/fiscal-cliff-connection-between-corpo
I don't disagree, and I'm coming to think we need to have another
constitutional convention.
That's a pretty scary concept though.
On Nov 11, 2012 1:42 PM, "Gruss Gott" wrote:
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> Sam wrote:
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> > It's more like they can't find a job so someone has to pay for them.
> > I'd rather have the ou
Sam wrote:
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> It's more like they can't find a job so someone has to pay for them.
> I'd rather have the out working. But that's me, evil white guy.
>
I we should want everybody to be productive - that's been America's
secret for 200 years: we innovate and we employ (the assembly line,
the comp
"If you also list the job gains, and graph them against increases in Corporate
Profits that would be very worthwhile! :-)"
Great idea. I'll let you take that one. Make sure to compensate for the
decreased size of the pool of laborers
"Corporate profits are back up to almost the levels they w
If you also list the job gains, and graph them against increases in
Corporate Profits that would be very worthwhile! :-)
Corporate profits are back up to almost the levels they were pre 2008. Yet
hiring is still down, and wages are still down.
On 10 November 2012 22:52, Jerry Barnes wrote:
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Sounds like you have a really bad plan or you got put on an HSA for
which you should have an account that is a tax-free account that you
pay everything from. We did that and it was awful with kids. Great for
people who don't need a doctor.
Now we pay $525 a month for my wife and kids and it is a
