ROCK STAR! “Lets just ask ourselves, if we look back over the history when Congress was controlled by the Democrats for 40 consecutive years, if we look at the result of that control, what has happened in black America? We saw greater poverty,” the South Carolina senator said. “[I]f I have an ‘F’ on the NAACP’s scorecard, its because I believe that progress has to be made and the government is not the answer for progress. I was a kid growing up in poverty. I had a mentor who was a Chick-fil-A operator … who taught me that the brilliance of the American economy happens through business ownership and entrepreneurial spirit,” he added. Scott explained that as government gets larger, poverty remains, meaning that the a bloated bureaucracy is clearly not the answer. The answer to address poverty, Scott said, is found in “ a good education” and “a strong work ethic.”
Posted on: Thu, 06 Nov 2014 21:31:38 +0000
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