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But apparently Patrice didn't hear that the unemployment numbers (% wise) has "actually" fallen to under 7%. Wow is that great news. Even though December numbers weren't great, according to some asshat on the news, we "have to look at the "hole" of 2013". And the spokesmodel even said it without cracking a smile. With all the envirowackos and requirements/regulations in place now, that bridge would NEVER get built today. Too many salamanders or puddles of water that "may" flow in to a navigable water way would put a stop to it in a hearbeat. Wake up slackers. Pretty soon the makers won't have anything left for the takers to take.
1 posted on 01/11/2014 6:34:45 AM PST by rktman
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Voting has become a financial transaction. The citizen trades/sells his or her vote to a politician. The politician is then expected to provide some kind of government benefit to the voter in trade. This produces the kind of politicians we have. If voting is a commercial transaction, then there is “profit” to be made. There is a “skim” that the politicians will come to expect. But, the politicians have to gather money from someone in order to “sell” that money. That is where the taxpayer comes in. We provide the money that the politicians “sell” to buy votes. We assume that the politicians are using our money for our benefit. They do....to a degree. But we are talking trillions of dollars now. Some of the money we give the politicians can easily be skimmed off to buy votes and provide some loot for the politicians. What’s some billions missing from trillions of dollars? It is in the economic, political and personal best interests of politicians to provide the bare minimum of services and take in the maximum amount of tax money. The Democrats like voting as an economic transaction. It is to their benefit and they can understand and manipulate it.


2 posted on 01/11/2014 7:15:09 AM PST by blueunicorn6 ("A crack shot and a good dancer")
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