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Cactus Flower,

I am amazed by the number of republicans that believe "regulations" are a jobs killer & tax cuts for the rich "create jobs"....

The dumbing down of America is evident by the list of republican candidates, many of whom don't believe in science. They tout their "religion" as if this is the cure all, for fires & floods & sexuality & birth control...

Perry actually brags he was 10th in his class of 13!
They mock good schools & educations, as if its a fungus & they don't want to catch it.

"Scary", yes indeed! clo




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Regulations
By: Cactus Flower
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Sun, 18 Sep 11 5:44 PM
Msg. 05855 of 54959

Insidious how the Republicans operate.

They have entirely invented the meme about excessive regulations. They have been gradually promoting it. They expect to have dumb people believe it and start repeating it. The message emanates from and is presumably paid for by Wall Street, which needs to be regulated more, not less (witness latest trader scandal). By the time the election comes, the electorate will presumably have had their memories of what caused this crisis entirely scrubbed.

It is actually quite scary to watch a propagandist politics at work.


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