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Posted Fri, Nov 30, 11:49 a.m.
RE: There is another way to look at the RP popularity...: How long is the US a going to be a superpower? We have no manufacturing anymore, we import everything. The dollar is in the toilet and when Iran, Saudia Arabia, Russia, etc. undo Bretton Woods it will be like ...
MOREPosted Thu, Nov 29, 11:12 a.m.
RE: There is another way to look at the RP popularity...: It should be obvious by now that both parties are controlled. No matter who gets in office the borders are wide open, spending increases, the dollar devalues, jobs go overseas, civil liberties vanish, etc. The only thing the parties ...
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