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In reply to the discussion: "Other People’s Children" by Paul Krugman a the NY Times [View all]siligut
(12,272 posts)4. Yes, politicians SHOULD support what is good for the people
But republicans NEVER want to do that. They want what is good for themselves and their wealthy donors.
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It's such a running theme in republicans on the "right" side of issues, that I've come to expect it.
Salviati
Mar 2013
#3
interesting question--which comes first, the Republicanism or the lack of empathy?
renate
Mar 2013
#19
I watched Porter trying to explain his decision on the tube yesterday when he tried to say the words
xtraxritical
Mar 2013
#39
I get the same thing in my practice. As an attorney, I've had right wing tort reformers come
Dustlawyer
Mar 2013
#8
Actually, she felt as I did that St. Ronnie Reagon's handlers had carved chunks
maddiemom
Mar 2013
#30
Like when Snarlin' Arlen got cancer and was in favor of stem cell research.
Manifestor_of_Light
Mar 2013
#13
The Matthew Yglesia piece he links to is even better than his own post, don't miss it (n/t)
thesquanderer
Mar 2013
#15
In a perfect world. However some folks really do need to have an exposure to a problem to ...
marble falls
Mar 2013
#42