“I’ve abandoned free-market principles to save the free-market system.” President George Bush on CNN, November 16, 2008.
Too Bad He Isn’t Trying to Save Socialism
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hmmm… that makes no sense.
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huh?
Perhaps I was being too subtle here. Basically the title is lamenting Bush's betrayal of the free market by wishing that he was had become a lapsed socialist instituting free market principles instead of being the lapsed conservative instituting socialism like he has been doing this past year.
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I just saw a special on FDR. The bio made a point of noting how FDR said the very same thing about the New Deal. Just saying….
" it became necessary to destroy the village in order to save it" attributed to a US soldier or a military spokesman in Viet Nam
No offense Conn. It's just the idiocy from government leaders that are way over paid to be idiots that we are becoming accustomed to. Huh? was a slam on Bush. Thanks to heritage, we see the truth and idiocy in all forms. Thank you. You are greatly appreciated.