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FALSE STARTING ASSUMPTIONS – PART 1
From Dems’ Tax Raising Strategy Rests on Faulty Assumptions at REDSTATE. This posts addresses Sean’s comments, in particular this one. Again, you’re guilty of multiple logical fallacies. (continued here) Sean objected to my analysis of President Obama’s State Of The Union speech … Continue reading
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