A super-ultra liberal group, NC Women United, praised those who agreed with their massively liberal agenda this week.
Of course, that's not how the news story spins it. Instead, the news article says, "A state women’s coalition praised female legislators Monday for their efforts." Yes, that's some serious liberal spin.
"The coalition is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization whose strength lies in its grassroots contact with N.C. women." Lie. They only praised, invited, and rewarded Democrats -- because their agenda is socialist, NOT nonpartisan in any way, shape, or form.
What are their issues?
1. Increasing the minimum wage.
There's no word on their support or opposition to the only logical conclusion -- a maxium wage.
2. Increasing affordable housing funding.
No mention of exactly how much they want to raise taxes to do this, but whatever the figure, I'm sure it's not quite enough just yet.
3. health care as an essential right for state residents.
Right out of the socialist/communist handbook. Anything that REQUIRES provisions of labor from someone else IS NOT a right -- unless you're in a communist country.
NICK ANDERSON, writer for the Daily Tar Heel, is utterly incompetent to proclaim this group is "nonpartisan."
I know it's just another example of media bias, but there you go.
1) Screw minimum wage, if you don't like what you are being paid, work harder and find a new job. The only time I ever had a job that paid minimum wage was my very first job, every job since has been over minimum wage.
2) Affordable House? Is that where I pay for it so someone else can live there? If you can't afford to provide shelter for your family, get a second job. I did.
3)Health Care is a right? My ASS! Health care is a privelege. What do these knuckle heads think people did 50 years ago when health insurance was un heard of? Anyone can get health care, can they afford it? maybe not... but there's that second job thing again!
uhh... sorry about the language.
Hehe...no problem, it's not that bad.
And should I respond with the old, tired, worn-out arguments about "fairness" and "winning life's lottery?"
Nah. I don't even care any more if political hacks call me uncaring and heartless. They're wrong, and even they know it.