Buying votes by forcing banks to forgive student loans is the most transparent thing he’s done yet.
Granted, for all their hue and cry, these protestors tend to vote very infrequently. The most vocal leftists I’ve ever known personally rarely, if ever, voted. So this might not be the best use of money. Granted, it’s not his anyway so there’s little reason to not try!
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Rob Crawford says:
on 10/27/2011 at 11:28 AM
If they sell their votes for $5 a month...
Well, since the Modern DemaCommie Party is basically just a Loose Coalition of Greedy, Rotten No-good Selfish Marxists, each with there own Agenda (I always wonder how the Teamsters, who NEED Diesel to survive keep working with the Treehuggers, but that's another issue), Obama is just using the same playbook. 4 million Votes here, 2 million votes from that Group, it soon adds up to a Real Election Victory.
Of course, one does wonder why the Republitards keep handing them Victory on a Platter.
Of course, one does wonder why the Republitards keep handing them Victory on a Platter.
Stuart the Viking
says:
+1 Les.
Right now I'm waiting to see how the Republican party is going to snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory come November next year. Or maybe they'll just get Romney elected... I'm still not convinced that Romney isn't just Obama in and elaborate disguise. I mean, has anyone seen the two of them together?
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Right now I'm waiting to see how the Republican party is going to snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory come November next year. Or maybe they'll just get Romney elected... I'm still not convinced that Romney isn't just Obama in and elaborate disguise. I mean, has anyone seen the two of them together?
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Nominating Romney will be defeat no mater the outcome of the election.
Tirno
says:
If they do buy-out the study-loan defaulters... what will they do next election? You can only buy them out once.
You can't promise to create jobs for them because the reason they're in such financial trouble is that they're insufficiently employable now. Also, the tax burden applied to the nation to support the bail out will kill the jobs they could have had. There simply aren't that many night shift McDonalds manager positions out there for all the poli sci and *NOUN* studies degree holders out there.
Bump up the taxes or regulatory burden, and the next big business model will be 100% robotic fast food establishments. Well, maybe not 100% robotic. Drone fast food joints, operated by an outsourced centralized control center full of delightful people with very good American accents and American noms de call-center.
You can't promise to create jobs for them because the reason they're in such financial trouble is that they're insufficiently employable now. Also, the tax burden applied to the nation to support the bail out will kill the jobs they could have had. There simply aren't that many night shift McDonalds manager positions out there for all the poli sci and *NOUN* studies degree holders out there.
Bump up the taxes or regulatory burden, and the next big business model will be 100% robotic fast food establishments. Well, maybe not 100% robotic. Drone fast food joints, operated by an outsourced centralized control center full of delightful people with very good American accents and American noms de call-center.
Jake
says:
what will they do next election? You can only buy them out once. [...] You can't promise to create jobs for them [...] There simply aren't that many night shift McDonalds manager positions out there for all the poli sci and *NOUN* studies degree holders out there.
Yes, but as the TSA expands further onto our highways and sets up its checkpoints at every states borders, they'll need a large infusion of loyal manpower. What better applicant pool than a bunch of twits who were indoctrinated with communist teachings while earning the useless degrees they didn't have to pay a penny for thanks to the man.
This isn't idiocy, it's early resource preparation.
This only applies to federal loans or private loans that have been consolidated to federal loans.
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