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RadiDem Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jun-27-07 04:51 PM
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Poll question: Are the RW Cons actually turning against corporatism / globalism?
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Edited on Wed Jun-27-07 04:52 PM by RadiDem


I read and 'troll' several right-wing boards.

In the past, these RW Sheepie have slavishly, unabashedly defended oil company's obscene profits, corporations outsourcing in the name of profits, CEO's making 400 Million dollars, advocated the abolishment of Minimum Wage, unions, OSHA, the FDA, EPA etc etc.

With the immigration bill though, I am definitely seeing MANY more posts talking about corporatism, outsourcing, the 'war on the middle class' and American jobs, even calling bushco and pals 'ruling elites'

Question - is this a genuine awakening of the Sheepie, or is it all a foil to cover their anti Latino-immigrant racism? I'm really not sure. If they ARE waking up (with people like Lou Dobbs educating them) the 'elites' have much to fear.

What do you think?
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