From 
Townhall.com:
| 1.             Thou shall be secure in the faith that government will take care of             you. Everything is free as long as you don't work for it. So you are             best off not working at all or as little as possible. | 
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                            | 2. Government shall never take away anything it gives you. However, it may take away anything you earn on your own. | 
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                            | 3.             There shall be plenty of mandates on the other guy. You are safe as             long as you choose do as little as possible -- then government will not             ask you to do anything in return. Whatever you do, don't ever think             about employing someone. | 
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                            | 4. Bubbas who hang out together can get most anything they want as long as they promise to vote for left wing Democrats. | 
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                            | 5. Government can always raise taxes on the rich because success is just not fair no matter what the tax rate. | 
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                            | 6.             Deficits are a part of life, but that is only a problem for those with             money.  If the government gives you a credit card for health care or             anything, use it as much as you want.  The more you use it, the more             free things you can expect to get with it in the future. | 
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                             | 8.             The PRESSident only report the views that the PRESSident feels are             useful propaganda for their intended audience.  Conflicting reports are             fine as long as the conclusion by promises new programs. | 
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                            | 9.             Most laws are best written by judges and regulatory agencies, so it is             best to make any legislation as vague and contradictory as possible. | 
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                            | 10. All rights reserved to the States and individuals are subject to the previous rule. | 
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                            | 11.             When your position can't be substantiated by logic or facts, divert the             issue to another topic that defames or attacks your opposition's             credibility.  It is good if there is little justification to do so, and             even better if your spin is full of falsehoods and logical gaps.  If             you are guilty of something, defend yourself by saying your opponent is             guilty of the same crime, even if it there is no truth in the             accusation. | 
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                            | 12.             Unquestioning faith in Big Government shall be a promoted and protected             right.  The goal is for non-secular faith, its welfare programs and             worship of liberal politicians to eventually replace religion.              Conservatives who have little faith in big government secularism shall             be persecuted and scorned as radical right wing extremist unbelievers             of the worse kind. | 
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                            | 13.             The goal of feel good government programs isn't to fix problems.  The             primary intention of government programs is to create more opportunites             for new feel good programs to fix the problems other feel good programs             create. | 
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                            | 14.             Political Bigotry is promoted so long as it expresses all sorts of             ridiculous bias against Conservatives. The more ridiculous the             political bigotry, the better. | 
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Best be for printing this for future reference. When Hope and Change
© start running the country, this could be the new paradigm.
1 comment:
Oh, I like the work and thought gone into this. But I expect I will continue to ignore Washington DC, save for the filing of the tax return annually. Sigh.
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