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Shaun Connolly | May 13, 2015 | Podcasts | No Comments

In this show: American ethics in 2015: disability=death;
George Soros owes $6 billion in taxes, thinks you should pay more; Hillary, on sale; Money in the bank is money of the bank; Tax dollars, churches and climate change; Government issued credit cards, there will be no receipt.

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Shaun Connolly

Shaun owns Connolly Financial and is a Series 7 and 66 licensed Financial Advisor. An avid adventurer, he has spent time traveling and working in Asia, Central & South America and the Pacific. He has been stirring things up on the radio waves since 2011.

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