In response to a question about income
inequality, Sen. Rand Paul said this:
"I
think it's both government policy and some of the way that economic fruits are
distributed. And I think it would be foolish for anyone to argue that it
doesn't have something to do with work and effort, and also doesn't have
something to do with the way the public approves of the way you're doing,
whether the public approves of something you're selling."
"Wal-Mart
is phenomenally successful cause everyone votes every day that they like their
products and their prices," he added. "And that's the way the market
economy works."
Donald
Trump and the Koch brothers are where they are because they work harder than I
do? Wal Mart is your shining example of capitalism at its finest?
The
Republican Party is no longer a political party, but a political action
committee for this country’s one percent, a propaganda machine for the elite
tasked with dressing up unfettered greed in American flags and white cowboy
hats. The greatest con job ever
perpetuated in American political history is the Republican Party’s ability to
convince average Americans that the GOP cares about their interests.
Peppering every speech and interview
with time-tested buzzwords — tax and spend Democrats, the makers and the
takers, political correctness, culture of dependency, stifling rules and
regulations, the list goes on — Republican candidates mesmerize the faithful
while at the same time working behind the curtain to beat down, divide and
subjugate middle and lower class Americans.
Yes, Democrats have their issues as
well and play the same money games as Republicans do to get in and stay in
office, but I don’t believe many of them actually want to destroy the America
of our founders and replace it with a corporate funded theocracy.
President [add Republican name]?
Welcome to America’s nightmare.
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