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    46,609,072 People on Food Stamps in 2012

    Awesome. You got me tagged. I'm like, fuckin' honored man.
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    46,609,072 People on Food Stamps in 2012

    Meme fail. Accept with grace my son.
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    46,609,072 People on Food Stamps in 2012

    And after they ate they followed him hoping for more. He (truthfully) pointed it out that they're only following him so they can get more and they left. So yes, it did create a dependancy and not faith...
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    Rand Paul at CPAC

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO4DHaQGASc&feature=youtu.be
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    House Republican plan aims to balance budget in 10 years, without tax hikes

    Walmart is actually 3rd on the list behind DOD and China's military.
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    House Republican plan aims to balance budget in 10 years, without tax hikes

    Government isn't a profit center. It doesn't grow the economy, it simply makes a chart on job growth look good for simpletons that want to believe in their pet politician despite all evidence that say's they shouldn't. The world doesn't work that way, it fails that way.
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    Feds Spend $1.5 Million to Study Why Lesbians Are Fat

    You just saved us a bundle Dodger. What the hell are you doing here?
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    Dr. Ben Carson: Ryan's Budget 'Really Works'

    A proper reading of that would have led you to understand it better. Taxing the rich doesn't hurt them, taxing the middle class does. The proper response isn't to take it out on the middle class, because you want to punish the rich. I'm not sure where forcing Obamacare on a nation is somehow...
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    House Republican plan aims to balance budget in 10 years, without tax hikes

    And it's not a source of income. You don't strengthen your economy by being your own customer. That falls under 'moving money around'.
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    House Republican plan aims to balance budget in 10 years, without tax hikes

    Good news. For an idiot. It's all in the language for those who want to continue this charade of success because of popular issues. 89,301,000 'Not In Labor Force' The unemployment rate declined in February from 7.9 percent in January mostly because more people found work. Another factor was...
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    Dr. Ben Carson: Ryan's Budget 'Really Works'

    It's not in my interest to pay for these things that are non-returnable black holes. At all. Sorry your boy shit the bed and so did you, voting on social issues and poor concepts sold by Nobel Prize Winning Idiots.
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    House Republican plan aims to balance budget in 10 years, without tax hikes

    The sure sign of a booming economy... as handled by President Robin Hood.
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    House Republican plan aims to balance budget in 10 years, without tax hikes

    Yes handing business over to business men is a sound idea, unless you think a defunct lawyer and proven liar is a great recipe for success. It's not a conservative notion, it's a practical one. The private sector was the worst it's ever been over the last three years. Stuffing newly created...
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    Dr. Ben Carson: Ryan's Budget 'Really Works'

    No. Because they have all the money. And if the response is to take from the middle class, I'm not sure we're getting disconnected.
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    Dr. Ben Carson: Ryan's Budget 'Really Works'

    Tons of economists? Well if a bunch of economists are supporting a bottom up economy plan, you can rest assured they're not doing their titles justice. Unchecked spending always leads to prosperity. True story.
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    Dr. Ben Carson: Ryan's Budget 'Really Works'

    Well you'd think someone who remains true to his vision would be considered reliable. Do you prefer people who waffle and throw shit against a wall hoping something will stick? Sounds like a calculated plan. There are two ways to go, one might be painful but beneficial in the long run, the...
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    House Republican plan aims to balance budget in 10 years, without tax hikes

    What else can you call it? It's painfully obvious Obama wasn't re-elected based on his economic success. What's apparently lost is that two men, who do understand economics, one wildly successful as a business man were rejected in favor of someone who knows nothing about economics - and if he...
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