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ParticipantFYI there are no more conservatives (in the fiscal sense). Liberal have very little to do with the breakaway economy b/c they don’t tend to be rich and run companies. Thanks for playing
Just pols stealing for the right and the left.
ParticipantFYI there are no more conservatives (in the fiscal sense). Liberal have very little to do with the breakaway economy b/c they don’t tend to be rich and run companies. Thanks for playing
Just pols stealing for the right and the left.
ParticipantFYI there are no more conservatives (in the fiscal sense). Liberal have very little to do with the breakaway economy b/c they don’t tend to be rich and run companies. Thanks for playing
Just pols stealing for the right and the left.
ParticipantFYI there are no more conservatives (in the fiscal sense). Liberal have very little to do with the breakaway economy b/c they don’t tend to be rich and run companies. Thanks for playing
Just pols stealing for the right and the left.
ParticipantEver lived in San Marcos? No wonder they drink…I kid I kid
ParticipantEver lived in San Marcos? No wonder they drink…I kid I kid
ParticipantEver lived in San Marcos? No wonder they drink…I kid I kid
ParticipantEver lived in San Marcos? No wonder they drink…I kid I kid
ParticipantEver lived in San Marcos? No wonder they drink…I kid I kid
ParticipantInteresting discussion.
One thing that continues to amaze me is that the middle class (if they ‘work hard and try’) still believe they will become rich and part of the upper class (big house, nice cars, kids go to good schools).
The truth is that this generation will likely not live better than the previous. If / when people realize the American Dream is just that – a dream – then the political divide will become meaningless. The legislation and bailouts and spending are all combining to keep rich rich and the poor well poor.
ParticipantInteresting discussion.
One thing that continues to amaze me is that the middle class (if they ‘work hard and try’) still believe they will become rich and part of the upper class (big house, nice cars, kids go to good schools).
The truth is that this generation will likely not live better than the previous. If / when people realize the American Dream is just that – a dream – then the political divide will become meaningless. The legislation and bailouts and spending are all combining to keep rich rich and the poor well poor.
ParticipantInteresting discussion.
One thing that continues to amaze me is that the middle class (if they ‘work hard and try’) still believe they will become rich and part of the upper class (big house, nice cars, kids go to good schools).
The truth is that this generation will likely not live better than the previous. If / when people realize the American Dream is just that – a dream – then the political divide will become meaningless. The legislation and bailouts and spending are all combining to keep rich rich and the poor well poor.
ParticipantInteresting discussion.
One thing that continues to amaze me is that the middle class (if they ‘work hard and try’) still believe they will become rich and part of the upper class (big house, nice cars, kids go to good schools).
The truth is that this generation will likely not live better than the previous. If / when people realize the American Dream is just that – a dream – then the political divide will become meaningless. The legislation and bailouts and spending are all combining to keep rich rich and the poor well poor.
ParticipantInteresting discussion.
One thing that continues to amaze me is that the middle class (if they ‘work hard and try’) still believe they will become rich and part of the upper class (big house, nice cars, kids go to good schools).
The truth is that this generation will likely not live better than the previous. If / when people realize the American Dream is just that – a dream – then the political divide will become meaningless. The legislation and bailouts and spending are all combining to keep rich rich and the poor well poor.
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