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22 minutes ago, oldschool said:

 

Were you on my uncle's page? Last week he told me America was going to hell due to socialism and communism. To mark his words that we would have $4 gas and record unemployment by April 20th. Hes a 63 year old redneck from Texas. I just laughed, said talk to you later, and hung up.

 

It's all of them.  Well, I can't say all....just all the ones I see.  :) 

It's really stupid.  Biden was VP for 8 years, and they claim he's been in government all this time and accomplished nothing, but now he's going to make us a socialist nation.  

Thinking is just not their strong suit.  

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2 hours ago, Rogue said:

According to right winger on FB, gas will $5, we'll lose all manufacturing jobs, a welfare state dependant on the government and the government dependant on other nations.  

 

It's like America began Jan 20th 4 years ago and ended today.  

 

1 hour ago, oldschool said:

 

Were you on my uncle's page? Last week he told me America was going to hell due to socialism and communism. To mark his words that we would have $4 gas and record unemployment by April 20th. Hes a 63 year old redneck from Texas. I just laughed, said talk to you later, and hung up.

Sounds like my BIL back at Thanksgiving as he kept trying to bring up politics and thanking Trump for everything. 
 

Same focus on stocks and other selfish ideals as so many Cons. Oh yeah, he is a “libertarian “ and a “free thinker” that just so happens to always vote Republican even if there’s a libertarian on the ballot. 

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18 minutes ago, CreepingDeath said:

Sounds like my BIL back at Thanksgiving as he kept trying to bring up politics and thanking Trump for everything. 
 

Same focus on stocks and other selfish ideals as so many Cons. Oh yeah, he is a “libertarian “ and a “free thinker” that just so happens to always vote Republican even if there’s a libertarian on the ballot. 

Did you marry Rolltide's sister?

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Bipartisan Incremental change or partisan sweeping change? Looks like the dems are going the partisan route via reconciliation which means it will be months before relief is passed. I'm not sure that's a good idea since since funding for vaccine distribution is part of the deal.

 

 

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My whole Facebook timeline: 

 

THIS FOR MUH MEMORIES SO WE CAN SEE HOW MUCH BIDEN SUCKS LATER!

GAS: $1.21: w Kroger card when I spend $462
GDP: BEST EVER B4 FAKE CHINA VIRUS
NASDAQ: Looks like Algebra 2 looks good
RED HAT INDUSTRY: BOOMING
401K: Almost everybody rich!
LAP DANCES: 2 for 1

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5 minutes ago, 'Nator said:

My whole Facebook timeline: 

 

THIS FOR MUH MEMORIES SO WE CAN SEE HOW MUCH BIDEN SUCKS LATER!

GAS: $1.21: w Kroger card when I spend $462
GDP: BEST EVER B4 FAKE CHINA VIRUS
NASDAQ: Looks like Algebra 2 looks good
RED HAT INDUSTRY: BOOMING
401K: Almost everybody rich!
LAP DANCES: 2 for 1


Oh hi I didn’t know we shared the same friends.

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