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35. Repukes: we ain't gonna' stand for no stinkin' socialization, but rather will solely pursue a

Mon Oct 7, 2013, 03:09 PM

Oct 2013

corporatist laizze-faire governance wherein large corporations are free to operate without any interference from/oversight by government, where corporations will have all rights of person-hood without any of the responsibilities, especially corporations will not be taxed on their income as people are. Moreover, members of the corporate hierarchy will not be held accountable for their crimes committed in pursuit of corporate policies, goals, or profits. Further, most of the nation's wealth will accumulate to only a precious few and neither their income nor wealth will be subject to any reasonable or equitable Federal taxation.

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Three buttons, one image, same GOP lie on healthcare throughout the century! [View all] kpete Oct 2013 OP

Not just buttons. Ronald Reagan got into the act too. Laelth Oct 2013 #1

Funny thing is, Hayabusa Oct 2013 #10

Likely? n/t 2naSalit Oct 2013 #12

Didn't know 100% Hayabusa Oct 2013 #17

In THAT case 2naSalit Oct 2013 #19

Absolutely. Laelth Oct 2013 #21

Hell, look at Ayn Rand, patron saint of the Tea Party. Hayabusa Oct 2013 #25

Spot on. Just another example among many. n/t Laelth Oct 2013 #27

I reserved my hatrage for the Chimperor Whisp Oct 2013 #15

He was a MAJOR monster, and he did great damage to this country. Laelth Oct 2013 #18

I lived in Calif. when he was governator part 1 2naSalit Oct 2013 #20

The Sun under the blanket of the Elephant. DhhD Oct 2013 #23

Great point about Operation Coffecup, especially given continuation of fake grassroots Tea Party suffragette Oct 2013 #26

Nice post. Thanks. n/t Laelth Oct 2013 #28

That Shows the Real GOP agenda all along ruffburr Oct 2013 #2

The GOP - proudly marching backwards COLGATE4 Oct 2013 #3

I do think the GOP may be right to fear 'Obamacare'! sinkingfeeling Oct 2013 #4

pretty amazing n/t peoli Oct 2013 #5

And I thought Medicare was a horrible Idea. I was wrong. Very wrong. The fear.... marble falls Oct 2013 #6

Insurance companies, who are now Federally regulated for the first time in American history. tridim Oct 2013 #8

Yes, exactly, and let's see how that works! I think it will, but single payer will eventually win. mountain grammy Oct 2013 #11

And we saw what a determined "Conservative" administration could do to regulations. marble falls Oct 2013 #37

All it would take would be a Republican President, Art_from_Ark Oct 2013 #38

Most of us would rather have single payer - TBF Oct 2013 #41

No one can say that they are not consistent Curmudgeoness Oct 2013 #7

Consistently kpete Oct 2013 #36

Brilliant historial graphic n/t zentrum Oct 2013 #9

They hate this country and are this nations biggest enemy! santamargarita Oct 2013 #13

Agreed... yuiyoshida Oct 2013 #29

A quick, effective history lesson. tabasco Oct 2013 #14

I remember those Reagan ads... My mom was livid.. mountain grammy Oct 2013 #16

Oh that's good! stealing image . . .n/t annabanana Oct 2013 #22

steal away! kpete Oct 2013 #34

Say no to Socialism: Tell Teddy Roosevelt no Meat Inspection Act! Bucky Oct 2013 #24

K & R Scurrilous Oct 2013 #30

'No' to socialism: can the cops, the fireman, and the teachers. toby jo Oct 2013 #31

It's an Especially Big Lie because Gingrich Invented Individual Mandates. Leopolds Ghost Oct 2013 #32

BIG K & R KauaiK Oct 2013 #33

Repukes: we ain't gonna' stand for no stinkin' socialization, but rather will solely pursue a indepat Oct 2013 #35

This is how you get the independents. grantcart Oct 2013 #39

OMG and the budget for their buttons increased every time. nt Tigress DEM Oct 2013 #40