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[bgum]

Let us hang it where it belongs.
It was set up by Ronald Regan.
One more reason to call him "the great communicator."

[burlmart]

You’re welcome.

If you google the quote as a video search, you’ll see ole’ Karl’s influence still has legs, even after the Berlin Wall.

Sure sounds good, like Earl Long’s “A chicken in every pot.” Such strength as a populist sentiment.

[Orcadrvr]

burlmart wrote:
Seems to me a very famous and influential person taught us: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need."

C'mon, where's our American spirit if we won't follow this world-changing concept.

You don't often see a quote from Karl Marx on this site. Thanks for the entertainment!

[Tom_N]

I'm waiting for the free or reduced cost motorhome "entitlement".

en·ti·tle·ment

noun \-?t?-t?l-m?nt\

: the condition of having a right to have, do, or get something

: the feeling or belief that you deserve to be given something (such as special privileges)

: a type of financial help provided by the government for members of a particular group

[burlmart]

Seems to me a very famous and influential person taught us: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need."

C'mon, where's our American spirit if we won't follow this world-changing concept.

[Pawz4me]

camperforlife wrote:
I guess I always wondered why people call it the Obama phone when the lifeline program started in '84, was expanded in '96 and was expanded again to cell phones in 2008 before the current President was ever elected.

Careful now. People don't like it when the truth gets in the way of their prejudices and ideology.

My favorite bumper sticker: "Critical thinking, the other national deficit." It would be funny if it weren't so sadly true.

[Orcadrvr]

Sometimes it seems like the entire country is on welfare.

[fla-gypsy]

strollin wrote:
As it seems to be with any of these social programs, the intention is good, but the implementation is poor and there are those that abuse the system.

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[fla-gypsy]

camperforlife wrote:

Gadget Guy wrote:
Even as a Canadian we knew all about the OBAMA PHONE because it was all over the news a few years ago.

I guess I always wondered why people call it the Obama phone when the lifeline program started in '84, was expanded in '96 and was expanded again to cell phones in 2008 before the current President was ever elected.

Because it was expanded exponentially again by the current admin and the "constituent" video'd about it during the last election said he gave her the phone.

[paulcardoza]

Exactly the problem with these types of programs!!!!!! Way too many people take the next step beyond "wanting" to quit and do. Then they just live on the rest of our backs.......

DutchmenSport wrote:
Wow. I'm speachless ...Makes me want to quit my job.

[camperforlife]

Gadget Guy wrote:
Even as a Canadian we knew all about the OBAMA PHONE because it was all over the news a few years ago.

I guess I always wondered why people call it the Obama phone when the lifeline program started in '84, was expanded in '96 and was expanded again to cell phones in 2008 before the current President was ever elected.

[strollin]

As it seems to be with any of these social programs, the intention is good, but the implementation is poor and there are those that abuse the system.

[USARMYCW]

Didn't know people on this forum were so far behind on the news.

Anyhow, there's a lot more to this than the snide snippets posted here.

[Gadget_Guy1]

Even as a Canadian we knew all about the OBAMA PHONE because it was all over the news a few years ago.