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NYT Columnist Takes Stand Against Working Hard and Following Rules

Chicago Daily Observer 2 September 2012 No Comment

Gail Collins in the New York Times

But the most startling sentence is in the preamble, where the Republicans announce they are the party with “a positive, optimistic view of an opportunity society where any American who works hard, dreams big and follows the rules can achieve anything he or she wants.”

People, do you think the Republican hierarchy really believes that working hard and playing by the rules is a guarantee of big-dream fulfillment? This is a worldview you usually only hear before the first elimination round on “American Idol.”

Stick with the principles of laziness and making it up as you go along, Gail!  It has got you and the rest of the NYT Editorial staff where they are today.

 

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