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What Costs More Than The Iraq War?

• April 3, 2008 • 1 Comment

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We’re In A Recession; Send Donations

• February 29, 2008 • Leave a Comment

Posted in america, american culture, American people, americans divided, Barack Hussien Obama, Barack Obama, Barack Obama lies, Clinton propaganda, common sense in politics, Democratic presidential candidates, economy, hard-working americans, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton lies, left vs right, liberals, liberals lie, middle class, political opinion, politics, presidential debate, recession, republicans, Uncategorized