Its a truism on the left that the conservative online presence, heir to the conservative direct mail business, is nothing but a grifter's grift, a Nigerian scam run out of the whitest of white precincts somewhere in the bowels of neo-confederatscamstan. And if the emergency emails I get from Bill Buckley's Whited Sepulchre, The National Review Online, are any indication this remains true. Here, in its entirety, is the missive I just got from them:
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Dear Reader,
Retirees have received an insulting 1.32% annual increase to their Social Security checks under the Obama administration.
And the rumors around D.C. suggest certain politicians want to drastically decrease your payments, and soon!
So when we stumbled upon this weird trick
that can add $1,000 to monthly Social Security checks, we knew we had
to share it with you.
Click Here for Details
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Well, come on, tell us you clicked and discovered how to add $1000 to my monthly Social Security check.
ReplyDeleteA weird trick indeed.
Wait....why isn't everyone trying it already? You'd think a secret like that would get out.
I know,right? That money is just lying on the table! I was at the Bar Foundation a long time ago and the proto-libertarians there were always arguing that there was no such thing as racist employment discrimintion anymore because "people could sue" and the "money was just lying on the table" so it would be "cheaper" to employ blacks and women than white guys. The women and the (few) non whites (did we even have any?) just looked askance. But thats where I learned the concept of money "being left on the table."
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