The Political Version
Labels: 2008 Election, Barak Obama, Free Markets, Free Trade, Hillary Clinton
posted by John McAdams at 10:45 PM
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
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1 Comments:
Hmmm... wouldn't that partly explain why non-urban working class voters might be a little bitter about politics?
Or are we to believe that these small towners are just so gosh-darned naive that they don't realize they've been taken advantage of the past decade or so?
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