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AnonymousMarch 16, 2017 at 12:51 PMTesla and Ford are private companies. Why are taxpayers subsidizing them? Anyone remember Solyndra?
Saturday, March 18, 2017
The Washington Post assessment is pretty good...
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Anonymous said...
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If it hurts the labs than good, if it hurts Trump than good. I will pray to any God, Deity, or Devil if it hurts the labs, if I had a soul I would sell for cheap if it would hurt the labs. Any university is 1000 times better than the labs, all you have to to do is look it up. Also I would add that I am NOT BITTER, I could care less about the labs. -
3/18/2017 4:48 PM
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Anonymous said...
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I am ok with all of those cuts.
Most of what Obama did (starting with failing Obamacare) was rammed down our throats.
A Liberal may feel the same way in 4 years, so I wish we did some things by compromise. -
3/18/2017 7:52 PM
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Anonymous said...
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March 18, 2017 at 4:48 PM
than >>> then
could care less >>> couldn't care less
Your anger and ignorance are making America great again!
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3/19/2017 6:53 AM
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