Liberals, Taxes, and Pain

April 13th, 2008 By: marc moore | Tags:

Sometimes I have a tendency to treat liberal as if it is a dirty word.  And sometimes I skip the part about explaining why that is, yet again, because that dirtiness is so obvious.  Since an apology is required for every misdeed in this day and age, well, I’m sorry for not spelling it out.  ;)

Happily, Rachel Lucas is, using her own kind of straight talk, more than willing to take up my slack.  Enjoy

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  1. Taxes
    April 13th, 2008 at 03:02
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  2. Interested
    April 13th, 2008 at 06:23
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    lmao she shouldn’t hold back - really.

    And given the amount she is sending in - the lib’s think she just does not pay enough.

  3. Claudia
    April 13th, 2008 at 12:58
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    Sometimes I have a tendency to treat liberal as if it is a dirty word.  And sometimes I skip the part about explaining why that is, yet again, because that dirtiness is so obvious

    Ahh, I love the smell of bigotry in the morning.

  4. sashal
    April 13th, 2008 at 13:12
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    sometimes I respond to  ignorant clown’s posts sometimes I do not.

  5. Chris
    April 13th, 2008 at 16:35
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    Is it just me or does it seems that the blogosphere has brought out a side to women that we’ve not traditionally seen?  (Everyone expects men to periodically be loud and obnoxious.)

  6. kritter
    April 13th, 2008 at 17:28
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    Maybe Rachel should include corporations in her rant? After all they get some hefty bailouts and tax breaks along with the folks she is railing against. For every complaint against liberalism there are just as many against corporatism, which industry lobbyists have ensured will be flourishing for quite some time.

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