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minus-squareFlashMobOfOnelinkfedilinkarrow-up4·1 day agoAbsolutely. My dad’s roofing business was never the same after 2008, and it had endured since the early 60’s. 2008 and the reaction to it by Obama and Bush is largely what turned me into a hopeless cynic. I plan for the worst in everything now.
Absolutely.
My dad’s roofing business was never the same after 2008, and it had endured since the early 60’s. 2008 and the reaction to it by Obama and Bush is largely what turned me into a hopeless cynic. I plan for the worst in everything now.