"A President with no ties to oil gas, .99 cents."
And the government provides the 99 cents for 47%, along with free phones, free housing,. free groceries.
Why doesn't Obama nationalize the oil companies and eliminate those rich shareholders. Free Gasoline. Wonder if Hillary and Bernie have thought of that.
It worked for the Soviet Union, Venezuela, and Cuba. Of course they are still driving those fifties model auto mobiles. Except the Dear Leaders, they fly in Jets and ride in Mercedes and Rolls Royce.
UH OH. Dear Leader of the Socialists shows his colors.
Bernie kicks homeless out of overnight shelter & into cold to hold rally in Bham
LINK
http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index ... birmi.html
quote:
With temperatures in Birmingham expected to dropped to 20 overnight Monday -- the lowest temperature thus far in 2016 -- the place where the city's homeless usually go to seek shelter from the cold was unavailable.
Boutwell Auditorium, typically used as a warming station in such situations, was not available Monday night because presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders spoke to a crowd of thousands. Factoring in wind chill, it was expected to feel more like 15 degrees on the streets of Birmingham.
Last week, the auditorium housed about 300 people a night when it served as a warming station for three nights.
That is OK, they get free health care for their frostbitten body parts.
Here is how he will pay for it
http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index ... birmi.html
Here's a list of Bernie Sanders' $19.6 trillion in tax hikes
Sen. Bernie Sanders' populist message has put him in the position to potentially win Democratic nomination contests in both Iowa and New Hampshire, shaking the sense of inevitability that has surrounded Hillary Clinton. As the socialist senator from Vermont gains traction in polls, Clinton has more aggressively attacked his policy proposals, forcing Sanders to release details on how he would pay for his ambitious economic and social agenda.
Taken together, Sanders is proposing $19.6 trillion in new taxes over a decade, according to an analysis by the Washington Examiner, of which $14 trillion would come from his healthcare plan alone. To put that in perspective, the Congressional Budget Office projects that federal revenues over the next 10 years will be a total of $41.6 trillion, meaning that Sanders would raise taxes by 47 percent over current levels.