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Yes, unfortunately, Adam Smith's "Invisible Hand" is very hard for the dumb masses to see without help. They'll fall for B.O.'s populist rhetoric even after living through four years of his bumbling Socialist incompetence.
Capitalism is tough to understand -- it's a new idea, and not entirely obvious. Your average dumbmass isn't going to figure out on his own that the only reason he's so rich that he eats three times a day is because a bunch of other guys even richer cooperated through the "Invisible Hand" to make it possible.
It's not enough to run a Capitalist, as RINO Romney is about to prove yet again. You need a Great Communicator, like Reagan. Or Huckabee. Or Gingrich.
I wonder if the lesson will stick this time.
The night of his victories in Maryland, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia, Mitt Romney laid out the ground upon which he will stand to fight his fall battle with Barack Obama.
Obama, said Mitt, seeks "a government-centered society."
But Mitt would restore an "opportunity society" built on the foundations of freedom and private enterprise.
"Romney spoke in upbeat, elevated and optimistic tones that were steeped in themes of patriotism crafted for a general election," said The New York Times.
That same day, President Obama went before America's editors to lay out the ground on which he intends to fight.
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Gingrich! lmao
Oh sure, we really need a guy who has garnered 10% of the vote, not to mention the dozen or so pokes in the eye he has given conservatives in the last 15 years.
GET OVER IT, you anti-Romney RDS quacks. He will be the nominee. Now, do you want to support a conservative Republican, who's not a hard-line right-wing extremist, or help Barack Obama win reelection? Your choice.
http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/state_spending_2002MAbn
http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/state_spending_2007MAbn
I'll be voting Libertarian, as I won't vote for more government and less freedom.
V0TE THE ENTIRE REP. TICKET IN NOV.
Define capitalism, and define it as distinct from the ancient system of mere voluntary exchange.