[tallhappy]

I am referring to the warmed over class warfare schtick that EagleMamaMT put forth.

It reminded me of the John Edwards "my Daddy worked in a mill" attempt to infuse class warfare in to the campaign.

EagleMamaMT's reply to my post is more example of that. I expect such rants from leftists, a la Michael Moore who always seem to talk how he is a "working class guy".

[Howlin]

John Edwards' daddy was part of the adminstration at the mill; they lived in mill housing; in fact, Lindsey Graham's daddy worked FOR him.

Posers.

[EagleMamaMT]

"It reminded me of the John Edwards "my Daddy worked in a mill" attempt to infuse class warfare in to the campaign.

EagleMamaMT's reply to my post is more example of that. I expect such rants from leftists, a la Michael Moore who always seem to talk how he is a "working class guy"."

I see. All us blue-collar folks are supposed to meekly allow ourselves to be displaced by third-world workers. If we voice our opposition we're liberals. Kiss off. Like your opinion matters one whit to me.

[primeval patriot]

I am referring to the warmed over class warfare schtick that EagleMamaMT put forth.

No, it's a valid response to GWB's "jobs Americans won't do" schtick.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

EagleMamaMT's reply to my post is more example of that. I expect such rants from leftists, a la Michael Moore who always seem to talk how he is a "working class guy".

So I take it you're a white-collar kinda guy, read the Wall St. Journal and all? In case you're unaware, blue-collar working class built the Republican party and elected Ronald Reagan. It's the corporate slugs who are along for the ride, not the other way around.