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RVN VET71

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13. Like "If you're so rich, why ain't you smart?"

Reply to Mike Nelson (Reply #3)

Mon May 5, 2025, 08:15 AM

May 5

And the Erik's and Donnie's might respond: "because we're so rich."

And that's the kind of razor-sharp logic the entire MAGA population appreciates and guffaws about.

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According to a 2022 report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), sop May 5 #5

Probably in large part due to the fact college is affordable in Canada. Irish_Dem May 5 #16

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I'd say Adlai Stevenson. no_hypocrisy May 5 #14

I know one category... Mike Nelson May 5 #3

Like "If you're so rich, why ain't you smart?" RVN VET71 May 5 #13

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He lost me with his both-siderism rhetoric. love_katz May 5 #7

At first, I winced at the straw example as well. ariadne0614 May 5 #11

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Who is this person? May I please know his name? ariadne0614 May 5 #10

I too looked for a name to put to this brilliant commentator some_of_us_are_sane May 5 #15