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LeftishBrit

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9. In other words...

Sat Oct 11, 2014, 03:52 PM

Oct 2014

'I am losing badly, because too many people in my state, especially those with two X chromosomes, actually believe that their employees should do their job, and I don't want to!'

Everyone - unless they choose to go off and live on a desert island - is 'government dependent' in one way or another. I'll never understand all these Republicans who want to be employed as elected members of the government, and yet consider that people shouldn't ask anything of their government. Would you expect in any other context to be chosen for a job if you told your potential employers that you didn't want to have to work for them?

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GOP Candidate: I'm actually winning if you don't count single moms. [View all] RandySF Oct 2014 OP

And if you don't count humans, I'm PM Prophet 451 Oct 2014 #1

lol Liberal_in_LA Oct 2014 #11

As long as whites over 50 vote (and no one else), Jeff Bell can win. Dawson Leery Oct 2014 #2

That's the GOP game plan in a nutshell: don't count the ones that won't vote GOP bigbrother05 Oct 2014 #3

So he admits they need benefits to survive yet he still wants to cut their benefits Bjorn Against Oct 2014 #4

And if you only count white males, I am gawd! muntrv Oct 2014 #5

The Onion... Lochloosa Oct 2014 #6

i think every repug believes they are winning if you don't count the votes samsingh Oct 2014 #7

Duh, the people doomed to extreme poverty by his policies won't vote for him. Taitertots Oct 2014 #8

In other words... LeftishBrit Oct 2014 #9

I say Smedley, what a shocking idea - hifiguy Oct 2014 #10

Oh, that is so offensive. gollygee Oct 2014 #12

reality check for politicians feeding at public trough Chimeradog Oct 2014 #13

But their vote does indeed count Generic Brad Oct 2014 #14