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Mitt Romney donated his entire inheritance to charity. You should read his bio before you assume you know him. He and his wife lived in a $75/month basement apartment when they were first married.
And Romney donated $4 million to charity last year. I wonder how much Dayton donated.
Recent studies show that any advantage that a child gets from Head Start or similar early childhood program is lost by the 3rd grade. That's not much bang for your buck, imo and it's a scandal that the press doesn't report those results.
"Are you better off than you were four years ago," he clarified it by saying "Is it easier for you to go and buy things at the store?' "Is there more or less unemployment in the country than there was four years ago?"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EvFQLhqWPQ
Counterfactuals? Give me a break.
If you answer Ronald Reagan's questions today, you have to consider...
Ask yourself if it's possible for you to pay off your personal debt without getting a pay increase. Of course it is.
Drill baby, drill. The price of gas was $3.99 at my neighborhood station today. On average, that's over $100 less per month of disposable income that a family could have spent elsewhere in the economy that they had four years ago.
If the president made it clear that we will be energy self-sufficient despite the protestations of the environmentalist wackos, by drilling for oil and gas everywhere on this continent, we not only would drive down domestic energy costs, but we would...
do you think own stock?
to put my oldest through Macalester. Even with financial aid.
Today he's making a nice living using technical skills that I taught him when he was in high school.
If you want the cost of something to increase, have government subsidize it. The reason the cost of higher education has skyrocketed is the same reason that the cost of health care has skyrocketed. Government subsidies.
Eliminate the Pell Grants and other government subsidies and watch the costs fall through...
85% of democrats are in denial, which makes sense to me.
"According to [the latest KSTP/SurveyUSA] poll, 62 percent of Minnesotans support the idea of requiring photo ID's to vote on Election Day, while 31 percent oppose. Just 7 percent are undecided. A huge majority of Republicans, 87 percent, favor the amendment along with 65 percent of independent voters. Democrats oppose the measure by a 53 percent to 39 percent margin."
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the percentage of people who say they are republicans is higher than the percentage of people who say they are democrats. It's been that way since Novermber 2010 and its now at the highest its ever been.
Aug 31, 2012
Republican - 37.6%
Democrat - 33.3%
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