Only Democrats see a contradiction in continuing the foreclosure trend and then telling the homeless families that they can't sleep in tents in public parks and they can't stay in abandoned office buildings either. Duh! Ya can't create jobs in office buildings that have become de facto slum tenements. They have to be ready to house new businesses when the Republicans use the electronic voting machines (with unverifiable results) to replace the incumbent President.
If a Republican is elected President won't he, like George W. Bush did previously, take military spending off the national budget's balance sheet and then "abracadabra!" quick as a flash, there will be no deficit and the road to recovery will be smooth sailing for the rest of his term.
To hear the Democrats tell it, if George W. Romney gets elected, he will liquidate the New Deal as fast as possible. Duh, again! If the Republicans scrap the Social Security Program, there won't be any need to tax the rich, eh?
The Democrats worship Obama to an uncomfortable degree. Isn't it time to send Willard up there to replace him in the White House? BFH! Are Obama's methods unsound? Ask some Republicans and they (and their subservient old ladies) will tell you: "I don't see any method at all!"
What's the difference between a punk, a rebel (with or without a cause), an outlaw, a rocker, a soccer hooligan, and an Occupy protester?
If there is no difference why don't some punk rockers, rebels and outlaws hold a benefit concert to raise funds to buy foreclosed buildings to house the tent cities protesters? Do they think that if they raise the money, the banks won't sell them the abandoned unused office buildings?
A lot of musicians have made a considerable amount of money posing as punks, rebels, and outlaws. If they are going to talk the talk, shouldn't they be willing to walk the walk?
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