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March 9th, 2010 at 1:29 pm
There’s the same kind of arrogance coming from all different circles in Washington and Wall Street. For example, Obama chalks up the failure of his health plan to the idea that they “didn’t explain it to the American people well enough.”
The anti-reality bubble in New York and DC is so powerful they’re really incapable of believing that there is an informed, well-reasoned view that they’re all a pack of thieving jackals.