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[quote]countingbeans wrote:
lmao @ the D party now bragging about being fucking commies, and half the country is going to vote for this shit.
People are dumb, and hate freedom I guess. [/quote]
Bernie Sander and his supporters are socialists, not communists.
Yet HRC defended and embraced capitalism Tuesday night. [/quote]
You and I must define “embraced” very differently. [/quote]
Can you cite the debate transcript to show that she is hostile to the model?
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She was talking about saving capitalism from itself and redistributing wealth. That’s not exactly embracing the model. [/quote]
Did you watch the debate in full? Yes, from one of its periodic moments of self-doubt and its occasional self-destructive excesses. Wealth redistribution? Not quite. She expressed concerned about stagnant real wages and a growing disparity in wealth distribution, both of which are issues that free-market capitalism concerns itself with. Again, it would be helpful if you cited the transcript.[/quote]
You can’t be serious… You aren’t serious, right?
"BASH: Carly Fiorina, the first female CEO of a Fortune 50 company, argues, if the government requires paid leave, it will force small businesses to, quote, �¢??hire fewer people and create fewer jobs.�¢?? What do you say not only to Carly Fiorina, but also a small-business owner out there who says, you know, I like this idea, but I just can�¢??t afford it?
CLINTON: Well, IÃ?¢??m surprised she says that, because California has had a paid leave program for a number of years. And itÃ?¢??s…
BASH: It�¢??s on the federal level.
CLINTON: Well, but all �¢?? well, on a state level, a state as big as many countries in the world. And it has not had the ill effects that the Republicans are always saying it will have. And I think this is �¢?? this is typical Republican scare tactics. We can design a system and pay for it that does not put the burden on small businesses. I remember as a young mother, you know, having a baby wake up who was sick and I�¢??m supposed to be in court, because I was practicing law. I know what it�¢??s like. And I think we need to recognize the incredible challenges that so many parents face, particularly working moms. I see my good friend, Senator Gillibrand, in the front row. She�¢??s been a champion of this. We need to get a consensus through this campaign, which is why I�¢??m talking about it everywhere I go, and we need to join the rest of the advanced world in having it.
BASH: But Secretary �¢?? Secretary Clinton, even many people who agree with you might say, look, this is very hard to do, especially in today�¢??s day and age. There are so many people who say, �¢??Really? Another government program? Is that what you�¢??re proposing? And at the expense of taxpayer money?�¢??
CLINTON: Well, look, you know, when people say that �¢?? it�¢??s always the Republicans or their sympathizers who say, �¢??You can�¢??t have paid leave, you can�¢??t provide health care.�¢?? They don�¢??t mind having big government to interfere with a woman�¢??s right to choose and to try to take down Planned Parenthood. They�¢??re fine with big government when it comes to that. I�¢??m sick of it. (APPLAUSE) You know, we can do these things.
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We should not be paralyzed �¢?? we should not be paralyzed by the Republicans and their constant refrain, �¢??big government this, big government that,�¢?? that except for what they want to impose on the American people. I know we can afford it, because we�¢??re going to make the wealthy pay for it. That is the way to get it done."
That was a whole bunch of crap to basically say, “I’ll pay for all this by redistributing wealth.”
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I feel a fancy chart or graphic is in our future.
Just a couple of companies leaving CA Farmer Brothers,Toyota, Raytheon, eBay, Occidental Petroleum. They tell a different story to the B.S. that clinton spews.
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It’s only getting worse, as California just passed a law that 50% of electricity comes from green energy sources, and the gas tax is going up 12 cents. Vehicle registration and fees for electric cars will rise by $100.
