Slam-bammy care hits home

First pay period of the new year and the howls of outrage are ticklin’ my funny bone. Those of us in the know saw this shit comin’ 6 years ago.
Ah well. I can only hope that the howls I am hearin’ here, today, will be echoed nationally tomorrow. And if they are, I can further hope that tax revolt starts not lon thereafter.
More later

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Indeed.

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diogenesoftherifle says:

January 10, 2014 at 10:13 am

Thank you for the reblog on this one.

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You have my sympathy. Isn’t that what Obama prefers? Over wages? Oh, and by the way… your utility bills will necessarily have to increase.

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diogenesoftherifle says:

January 10, 2014 at 10:14 am

Maybe your utilities will increase, The only way mine will is by adding to the system. (oh, wait, I am adding to that system. LOL Teaser; That is forth coming in blogs here.)

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