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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I'm sorry AmeriCANTS... [View all]Buddyblazon
(3,014 posts)34. Well that's a milquetoast reason...
to aim for mediocre.
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They hide their fear of trying, fear of fighting for those struggling, behind what they call
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#23
We're still waiting for NAFTA to be renegotiated. We'll hold our breath for the ACA "fixes".
Romulox
Apr 2016
#7
And so you recommend fixing that by making most of those 80% poorer and the top
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#28
Ask a peasant in a poor country how much they'd like a decent job. Might not live up
Hoyt
Apr 2016
#37
Let me see if I got this correct. You are rationalizing Americans losing their jobs to
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#26
Yet every country lines up to sign agreements like NAFTA, TPP. Why, because the countries
Hoyt
Apr 2016
#38
As the world develops is rhetoric. What does it mean. The world itself builds muscles.
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#39
Actually they did. Ask the Mexican workers who just got jobs at auto plants paying substantially
Hoyt
Apr 2016
#46
Well thank God for incremebtalism in FDR's Social Security system which originally
Hoyt
Apr 2016
#12
Hold on. FDR put in place a number of major programs to help people. These programs
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#32
Sorry, the original SS was about like original Medicare. Without incremental change, neither
Hoyt
Apr 2016
#36
The ACA was sold as the first step. And now the Oligarchs tell us the second step may
rhett o rick
Apr 2016
#40
Well, the oligarchs won't get their way on major improvements to ACA. Since over 40%
Hoyt
Apr 2016
#43
How do people succeed in life with that attitude? They can't and won't and they blame librlus for it
Vincardog
Apr 2016
#13
Yeah...just cuddle back in your seat, watch Faux news and let Hillster sing you a sweet lullaby
insta8er
Apr 2016
#48
Not really. There is no can't. It's really a disagreement of "When". Everything we want will
stevenleser
Apr 2016
#25
You arent wrong, but lets be honest, Hillary is not gonna push as hard
Jackie Wilson Said
Apr 2016
#27
The childishness of this "can vs. can't" argument is amazing. It makes clear the absolute
Squinch
Apr 2016
#52
Someone here called sanders "the camplainger" the other day. I guess that makes Hillary
Warren DeMontague
Apr 2016
#41