01/16/2010

Obama’s New Regulatory Czar Cass Sunstein Says Americans Are Too Racist For Socialism, Defends Communism

JERUSALEM – The U.S. should move in the direction of socialism but the country’s “white majority” opposes welfare since such programs largely would benefit minorities, especially blacks and Hispanics, argued President Obama’s newly confirmed regulatory czar, Cass Sunstein.

via www.infidelsparadise.com

Jan 16, 2010 8:05:13 PM | Cass Sunstein, COMMUNISM, CZARS, Democrat, economy, GOVERNMENT , OBAMA, Politics, RACISM, SOCIALISM

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