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Posted By ind06 5 months, 3 weeks ago in Arts & EntertainmentAre our presidential candidates "elitists"? Dare we elect anyone who's smarter, more informed and more experienced than Homer Simpson to run our country? Uncle Jay explains why politicians are sometimes accused of being smarter than the people who vote for them.
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ind065 months, 3 weeks ago
What could be more American than denying your denigrating remarks about the Hoi Paloi?
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ETproductions5 months, 3 weeks ago
These elitists are tough to spot. They're the ones who have just paid off their student loans and have managed to buck racial prejudice. Those born into generations of wealth and privilege like John McCain are the only ones with enough grasp of the plight of the common man to spot such elitists.
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Charlson5 months, 3 weeks ago
Almost everyone holding an elective or appointed position is an elitist -- a small and privileged group. and they become more elite the longer they hold that position or office.
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BronxBomber5 months, 3 weeks ago
Odds Botkins! A letter from a Bourgeois peon named:"Skeeter" How gauche! Remember my fellow astute, affluent, and opulent fellow Propeller academicians, that "All articles that coruscate with resplendence are not
truly auriferous." or "All that Glitters is not Gold."
Yah know what I mean Bubby? How Indy, How gauche wit you?
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