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	Obamanomics Goes Stateside

Eaglewings

6-12-2009 10:19 PM

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obama, taxes, wisconsin, public employees union, unions, union, collective barganing, economy

Eaglewings says:

Just another FINE EXAMPLE of OBAMANOMICS in action. Take money from the working class and give to the POLITICALLY PROTECTED CLASS.

As Obama raped GM and Chrysler GOV Doyle is using the same pattern to rape the citizens of Wisconsin.

If you had any doubt about OBAMA's plans this certainly should open your eyes.

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