Who says America's Angry Billionaire's Club is short-sighted? They've invested at least 40 years in a marketing campaign aimed at convincing Americans that government is always the problem, private enterprise always the solution. With healthcare It paid off in 1992, and it's likely to pay off now.
The Angry Billionaire's Club doesn't need any government services, so America doesn't need them.
The goal of this blog is to help you hold your own in political discussions--especially when the other guy's fighting dirty. Some dirty tricks are obvious, others are subtle. But even when they're blatant it can be hard to know what to say. I'll help. I lean Democrat myself, but I'm as against Democrats using underhanded tactics as I am against Republicans doing so. Fair is fair, and this blog aims to help anyone who shares this belief.
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