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Charles ... You are a great American. Thanks for telling us your story about the 1977 looting of a jewelry store. It reminds me of events reported during the Katrina disaster.
I wonder if the Community Organizer spent too many years in the inner city, and has the same mindset where the "have-nots" have a right to take from the "haves" without working to earn it.
Regarding, the Buffett Rule, it is just another dose of class warefare from the Community Organizer. It pits the ultra rich against the impoverished. ... Working Middle Class Families will not benfit from the Buffett Rule if it were implemented. The good people living on Main Street USA jsut do not care about the Buffett Rule. Instead, it is "the economy, Stupid". ... They...
I'm your boogie man that's what I am
I'm here to do whatever I can
Be it early mornin' late afternoon
Or at midnight it's never too soon
—KC & Sunshine Band
"I'm Your Boogieman" was the 11th top hit of 1977, a year that saw massive tumult in America, especially in New York City, which experienced daily fears of violence, the Son of Sam, and the Blackout. There was a time when boogieman was the dark monster that lived under your bed or in your closet, but in the disco era, it became the guy that put that pep in...
Mr. and Mrs. Main Street need a president to work on real problems. ....... Now excuse me while I take my family to church in my crew-cab pick-up truck with its jumbo V-8 while clinging to guns and religion. ....... Cheers!
Stop buying - start saving. They are out to break everyone every which way.