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DesideriScuri -> RE: Noooooooooo....it can't be true!!!!! (4/1/2014 6:10:21 PM)
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During the 2012 presidential election, Republican nominee Mitt Romney declared, "We're not the party of the rich. We're the party of the people who want to get rich." This. Oh of course he isn't but please feel free to salivate over his 6 mansions. :) Mitt Romney's Humble Abodes Compared to the President's childhood home :) Obama's Humble beginnings before he became Magna Cum Laude Harvard and turned down a high paying job on Wall Street to be a community organizer. He and Michelle's first date? Feeding the Homeless. What a tyrant! [:D] Nah, I don't need his mansions. I'm quite happy in the house I live in. I don't need a larger one (and have no reason to have a larger one). I'm also perfectly happy with my current plot of land, too. I take that back. I'm not perfectly happy with it. I'm looking to improve it. Not surprisingly enough, that takes money. It would be nice to be wealthy beyond needing to work, but that's the way that goes. As far as their upbringings go, I'm not sure why you singled out Romney and compared him to the Obamas. What about doing that for Congress? I'm sure you know that both Barack and Michelle both have stated that who they are is a result of the struggles they went through, right? And, that they wouldn't be as strong had they not had to go through those struggles. One has to wonder why they would want to take that opportunity away from others. The thing is, Romney didn't live a harsh life. I have no problem with that. But, at some point, Romney's forebears had to work themselves up. I think it's great that gets passed along, personally. I want my kids to have an easier life than mine (I admit mine isn't anywhere near as tough as many). Part of the reason my Dad worked as hard as he did, was so that us kids didn't have to work as hard as he did; that we would have a better life than he did. My neighbor's niece's daughter hangs around "welfare queens." For them, it's generational welfare. They find ways to game the system, so they don't have to work. She was a teen mom, and, worst of all, she feels she's entitled to all sorts of things. Personally, I find that despicable. Apparently, the people who lived in my house before, felt it was better to grow/sell pot and collect welfare than it was to work. I don't know if they vote, but I would be willing to bet they vote D.
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