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Posted Mon, Jan 14, 12:01 p.m.
I have another theory why Paul is popular with engineers: Engineers aren't stupid. I recognize the fact that the abortion issue is a false promise from the Republicans. We had a Republican judicial, legislative, and executive branch for 6 years and Roe v. Wade still exists. Fiscal policy will either ...
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RE: Microsofties are not libertarian: "Real libertarians would pay for their own soda pop and health care insurance instead of letting nanny state monopoly employer MSFT do it for them via the corrupt federal tax code." Microsoft isn't a state or a government. Nobody is forcing people to purchase Microsoft ...
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