Quote of the day: re: Air (Err?) America Closing

[darin]

"Relying on mega-millionaire liberals to put ego aside for the common good is almost impossible."

I think that is true of not just RICH Liberals, but liberals in general.



Story:

http://www.washingtontimes.com/natio...1402-2818r.htm

[avatar4321]

What is funny is they dont see the irony of why a bunch of multi millionaires are struggling to tell the poor that they are the ones who understand them.... lol

[jillian]

What is funny is they dont see the irony of why a bunch of multi millionaires are struggling to tell the poor that they are the ones who understand them.... lol

As opposed to the economic royalists in the repub party, huh? *rolling eyes*

[The ClayTaurus]

As opposed to the economic royalists in the repub party, huh? *rolling eyes*

They're telling the poor they understand them?

I thought they were just telling them to stop being poor.

[jillian]

They're telling the poor they understand them?

I thought they were just telling them to stop being poor.

LOL! That, too! (They are telling them, though, that their policies benefit them... )

[darin]

LOL! That, too! (They are telling them, though, that their policies benefit them... )

Which is ALWAYS wrong...that's the rub. TheLeft's ideas about how to HELP people, end up HURTING people....

I can't think of ONE liberal elected official who has done more good than harm.

[OCA]

LOL! That, too! (They are telling them, though, that their policies benefit them... )

Actually telling someone that they are not getting a handout and that they should work and earn what they get gives one infinite self-worth as opposed to just giving people a handout and just enough to subsist on so they will continue to need and vote for the handout they provide. Basically the latter sums up Democratic social policies for the better part of the last 60 years.