Quote of the Day – Here’s former House Majority Leader Dick Armey on Social Security reform: “That's clearly the biggest issue of our generation and it's an issue that's plagued by Republicans who don't dare and Democrats who don't care.”
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And major Wall Street campaign contributors, who tear their hair in despair when denied their unfair share.
Right, we can't do anything that would enable those bald-headed tuxedo-wearing cigar-chomping right-wing rich people to earn money (for a service provided).
Oh, so now Social Security is a natural phenomenon, like rain, or gravity. And its very existence has nothing to do with Wall Street misdeeds.
And anyhow, "the old economic rules don't apply anymore"-- the Dow just goes up, up, up forever! ISo let's all listen to economic wiz George W Bush and give our retirement money to brokers who truly care... we'll all have bedpans made of solid gold!
Rich Uncle, that was a masterpiece, even by your lofty standards. I counted seven straw man arguments, in just a handful of sentences. You could be a pro.
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And major Wall Street campaign contributors, who tear their hair in despair when denied their unfair share.
Right, we can't do anything that would enable those bald-headed tuxedo-wearing cigar-chomping right-wing rich people to earn money (for a service provided).
That would.... make me green with class envy.
Oh, so now Social Security is a natural phenomenon, like rain, or gravity. And its very existence has nothing to do with Wall Street misdeeds.
And anyhow, "the old economic rules don't apply anymore"-- the Dow just goes up, up, up forever! ISo let's all listen to economic wiz George W Bush and give our retirement money to brokers who truly care... we'll all have bedpans made of solid gold!
Rich Uncle, that was a masterpiece, even by your lofty standards. I counted seven straw man arguments, in just a handful of sentences.
You could be a pro.
Tell it to "those bald-headed tuxedo-wearing cigar-chomping right-wing rich people to earn money (for a service provided)."
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