NYcarbineer
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- Mar 10, 2009
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Well, you got the hating down pat since becoming a ex-Republican
not only that but you've got the Democrat goosestep march down already too
Staph, I didn't leave the GOP, the GOP left me.
It left me when it decided that it took the side of the wealthy over working people every time.
And when you guys turn on your own for not being crazy enough, that's kind of telling.
The GOP will probably go the way of the Whigs if it doesn't get its head out of its ass, then we will get to the dreaded European Socialism a lot sooner.
"...[GOP] left me when it decided that it took the side of the wealthy over working people every time."
Shows how out of touch you are.
Either that...or you just make stuff up.
" .... Obama doesnt go to union halls to host fundraisers; he goes to posh Wall Street townhomes, the Hollywood hills, or to Tom Steyers house in Pacific Heights. Steyer, a billionaire investor and wannabe George Soros, is the perfect model of todays rich liberal, and shows where the balance of power on the Left rests today. Organized labor wants the Keystone pipeline built; Steyer, who imbibes deeply the green Kool Aid, is adamantly against Keystone.
Note who Obama is siding with."
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/361840-obama-perennial-winner.html
His point was not about Obama it was about Republicans. Republicans want to widen the gap between rich and poor, or rich and not rich if you prefer.
Virtually every one of their economic policies attempts to further this desire.