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Posted by JohnL on Tue May 8 00:21:07 2012, in response to Re: Why won't Obama embrace marriage equity, posted by Train Dude on Mon May 7 22:09:55 2012. So now we have an inkling into the prejudice and lack of information that propel your posts:I think that , without looking for hard data, that blacks have suffered disproportionately in the job market over the last 3+ years. Voting for Obama will only bring about 4 more years of the same. Can’t disagree. That is your opinion. Unsupported by facts. But you have worked so hard on this opinion over the last few years that you are entitled to it. For me - it's about the same. Romney or Obama - neither is going to affect my life much outside of Obamacare issues… For the moment, probably. But if Romneycare hits and you are reduced to vouchers that don’t cover the cost of your increasingly expensive medical bills as you get older, then don’t come back and blame me. The People who embrace the socialist concept of Obama's "The Life of Julia" will be betrayed in the end. Julia as a presentation is absolutely flawed. Not because it is wrong. But because it de-emphasizes the times when Julia, the productive earner, who is more productive because society invested in her childhood and education, is contributing taxes. Both to her retirement and to the next generation. If we assume that the loans/subsidies presented in the slide show are correct, then Julia benefited when she needed, and contributed when she could. Tell me what is wrong with this picture? |
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