Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
What would happen if someone in Bush's administration, when discussing welfare reform, said "I'm concerned that this welfare not go to just to the unemployed black people who won't work."
Someone please explain to me the difference between what Reich said about "white construction workers" and what I just gave as an example with "unemployed black people"? or "unskilled mexicans" or "We're concerned that our tax cuts not just go to "stingy Asians, that won't put it back into the economy"?
Why is everyone else off limits except for whites?
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Someone please explain to me the difference between what Reich said about "white construction workers" and what I just gave as an example with "unemployed black people"? or "unskilled mexicans" or "We're concerned that our tax cuts not just go to "stingy Asians, that won't put it back into the economy"?
Why is everyone else off limits except for whites?
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