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wryter2000

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2. While I agree with Krugman...

Reply to n2doc (Original post)

Mon Nov 21, 2016, 06:43 PM

Nov 2016

I wouldn't put it past this bastard to spend huge amounts of the taxpayer's money to give people jobs and make them love him. Then when the Dems are back in charge, they'd scream "national debt! Austerity!"

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Krugman: Build He Won't [View all] n2doc Nov 2016 OP

Right. Bernie shouldn't support this tax scheme boondoggle, and neither should any of us. n/t pnwmom Nov 2016 #1

x2 kebob Nov 2016 #6

While I agree with Krugman... wryter2000 Nov 2016 #2

Just because that's what they've done every time... Blanks Nov 2016 #3

What jobs? Dig slightly deeper, if its he rural area's what jobs is he supposed to deliver there?! uponit7771 Nov 2016 #4

He's a scammer n2doc Nov 2016 #5

At this point I'm just relived to read the NYT calling him a con man. lindysalsagal Nov 2016 #7

Nyt is one of the best newspapers in the world.. pbmus Nov 2016 #8

IIRC, Bernie has already agreed with Krugman on this one... Wounded Bear Nov 2016 #9

Government interference in the private sector Boondoggle bucolic_frolic Nov 2016 #10

I'm struggling to find the difference philosslayer Nov 2016 #11