r/Republican R Jun 08 '17

Obama Complains About Income Inequality -- While Making $13,000 A Minute Downvote brigaded

http://www.dailywire.com/news/17300/obama-complains-about-income-inequality-while-joseph-curl
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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '17

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u/Finiouss Jun 08 '17

This. This just in, Trump claims he will bring back billions of jobs and money to the US without ever having to worry about money or getting a job himself!

Doesn't make any difference. Part of being a leader and or a man of any power means you stick up for the little people.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '17

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u/In-Brightest-Day Jun 08 '17

Not saying Obamacare is perfect, but there's a significant amount of "the little people" who are better off now due to Medicare changes and coverage of pre-existing conditions

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '17

Left leaning people can comment here right? Just no voting? And yes even on my side of the aisle you'll find that there are a lot of people who although ardently defend the ACA, acknowledge that it has issues and is not a perfect system by any measure. The left wants to institute a universal medicaid program and saw the ACA as a stepping stone to that eventual goal. Thats partly why there still is a great majority of Democrats that want to keep it or slightly reform it, its only half of a bill and they don't want to lose the years of delegation it took to (as some would say) pass it, (as others would say) ream it up the country's backside.

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u/Finiouss Jun 08 '17

Sigh, you missed the point but im not gonna bother. Clearly the lizards are taking over.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '17

I think he is. He is a person who loved his country and wanted to do well by it. I can't fault him for that.

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