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Where are all the liberal commnetators????
Originally posted by Jemison
Where are all the liberal commnetators????
Don't worry, I'm sure we will hear from them just as soon as they conspire and determine the best way to spin the facts. It's hard work to constantly deny facts and keep in mind, it IS Sunday which is generally a day of rest.
Jemison
Originally posted by marg6043
This will work if the government control spending and yes that is something that had been talk about but not put into effect.
Originally posted by Amuk
This is one it would seem even a child could grasp.
SNIP
The more money a company has the more it can spend to expand.
NOTHING can get them fired which means you have 5 overpaid people doing one persons job.
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