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  • March 6, 2013 at 8:35 pm #567435 Back to Top REPORT

    StraightEdge123

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    At least he was a populist.  More than I can say for our boy now.
    But in every other respect he is about the same.

    Don’t you think?

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    March 6, 2013 at 8:38 pm #567436 Back to Top REPORT

    NC Thin Dawg

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    I haven’t studied his politics very much Kevin but based on what I do know, he and I wouldn’t have had much in common. So yes, come to think of it, they are very much alike.{#emotions_dlg.mathews_whistle}
    March 6, 2013 at 11:16 pm #567472 Back to Top REPORT

    pete

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    the hungry and downtrodden in venezuela who voted for chavez are still poor and hungry.
    20 million new people on food stamps in the US since obama took office.

    The poor who voted for chavez have less today than when he took control
    The middle class has lost $3500/family since obama was elected

    Chavez amassed $2 billion worth of fortune since his rule began, while his people continue to suffer.
    Obama is asking for $500,000 per donation to his Organizing for Action account.  This gets you a seat at quarterly meetings and he puts you on an advisory board.  The millions he is going to raise does not go to the democratic party like presidents past, it goes directly into his organization for a future that he envisions. Yet 20 million more people on food stamps and historically poor people continue to vote for him.

    btw – anyone who thinks that we are going to be done with obama in 2016 is fooling themselves.  This new organization will control the left wing for decades and obama will be the puppet master.

    "it's funny how it's the little things in life that mean the most" - zac brown
    March 7, 2013 at 12:33 am #567479 Back to Top REPORT

    Jeremiah

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    The mere mention of their names makes me queasy to the same degree. Thus my answer is, “Yes.”
    March 7, 2013 at 7:34 am #567501 Back to Top REPORT

    Fats

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    Not a big Chavez fan …
    March 7, 2013 at 8:15 am #567516 Back to Top REPORT

    NC Thin Dawg

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    pete wrote:

    the hungry and downtrodden in venezuela who voted for chavez are still poor and hungry. 20 million new people on food stamps in the US since obama took office.  The poor who voted for chavez have less today than when he took control The middle class has lost $3500/family since obama was elected Chavez amassed $2 billion worth of fortune since his rule began, while his people continue to suffer. Obama is asking for $500,000 per donation to his Organizing for Action account. This gets you a seat at quarterly meetings and he puts you on an advisory board. The millions he is going to raise does not go to the democratic party like presidents past, it goes directly into his organization for a future that he envisions. Yet 20 million more people on food stamps and historically poor people continue to vote for him. btw – anyone who thinks that we are going to be done with obama in 2016 is fooling themselves. This new organization will control the left wing for decades and obama will be the puppet master.

    And of course……..everything is Bush’s fault according to both.{#emotions_dlg.mathews_brick_wall}

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