Probably not.
That's why Pelosi thinks global warming prevention has something to do with requesting a larger VIP aircraft.
I'm confused.
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Hypocrisy is nothing new. This is why Jon Edwards owns the largest house in the country, and yet complains that people aren't doing enough to fight poverty. Or why the Clintons wanted more money for public education, but sent Chelsea to private school. Or why Limbaugh ridiculed drug users while he himself was addicted to pain killers. If you want to know a person's true beliefs, look at their actions and not their words. Unfortunately, words tend to win elections because they can emotionally charge a moment, whereas people tend to forget actions.
Indeed. It's also why the rhetoric of freedom is used by politicians all over the map, but their actions show they are nothing more than socialist looters. Remember 1984:
Freedom is slavery...
Ignorance is strength...
War is peace...
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