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The only rich socialists are the "Leaders."

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The Constitution of the old Soviet Union promised the people three things: a place to live, a job, and health care. Guaranteed in the constitution! Three generations of families lived in the same small apartment. Healthcare? People walked around without teeth. A job? They had a joke: “We pretend to work, they pretend to pay us.” You see, guarantees like that are useless! Only a free market can supply them. And yet Bernie Sanders and AOC are promoting socialism for America. It’s the same old thing: “make the rich pay their fair share.” In communist and socialist countries, who are the rich? Certainly not the people who are suffering under socialism. No, the socialist leaders are the rich people. They’re called oligarchs, and there’s more billionaires in China and Russia than there are in America.
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The Constitution of the old Soviet Union promised the people three things: a place to live, a job, and health care. Guaranteed in the constitution! Three generations of families lived in the same small apartment. Healthcare? People walked around without teeth. A job? They had a joke: “We pretend to work, they pretend to pay us.” You see, guarantees like that are useless! Only a free market can supply them. And yet Bernie Sanders and AOC are promoting socialism for America. It’s the same old thing: “make the rich pay their fair share.” In communist and socialist countries, who are the rich? Certainly not the people who are suffering under socialism. No, the socialist leaders are the rich people. They’re called oligarchs, and there’s more billionaires in China and Russia than there are in America.
Sponsored by the Caylor Group Wealth Management in Lynchburg VA. Call 434-455-7197

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