What?! You're Not in Favor...

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of a 2400-page health-care bill written by insurance companies to line their own pockets?! Why then, the "non-partisan" people at Rock the Vote declare you are a "creep" who must never be allowed to have sex again:



(Hat tip to Nick Gillespie.)

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  1. scineram11:15 AM

    The main whore fell for the Lorenzo Von Matterhorn. What makes them think they can tell if you are socialist or not?

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  2. Bob Murphy9:47 AM

    I think most libertarians aren't very successful at this endeavor anyway.

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