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Old 10-21-2010, 12:13 PM
 
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Once again... the Dems never said they would raise taxes. They are going to let the Bush tax cuts expire for the top 2% incomes...

Nothing has been done yet until Jan. 2011...

In fact... the Republicans want to raise taxes on the middle class...
yes and John Boehner wants Americans to work until age 70 and privatize Social Security (here we go with that again) Do repubs. ever have any real ideas, other than coddling the top 2%?
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