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The FDR Model for Buying Presidential Elections
Gordon Holmes in Ocala, FL
Thursday, September 27, 2012 at 12:35 PM
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The economic disaster of socialism is the lack of understanding by people who teke from the government that everything must be paid for by someone. Thye fail to recognize the subtle effects of taking such as the things not produced that would spur the economy more than the taking of money feom the government. the government does not have any money or economic power withwhich to create jobs and consequently economic growth. every dollar given in entitlements has to come from somebody's pocket and thus those funds cannot be used to create jobs and spur economic growth. It is simple economics that if you use a resource for one thing something else gets left out and that is the fallacy behind re-distribution.