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Its a nice talking point thats fine for chatting in a forum like we do, but I would have hoped for more specificity from her. Its not the 1% thats the issue, its the .1% or .01% that is.
Don't worry. I'm sure she'll get John Kerry right on it if she get's elected.
Seriously, is ANYBODY stupid enough to fall for Hillary's folksy little stroll through Iowa where she hobnobs with the "little people"?
Do you remember when our lubricated weathervane Hillary latched onto high gas prices and swore to "take those profits"?
She's a corporatist to the core and has a 20 year track-record proving it.
I really feel sorry for the average Joe in America if it comes down to what are essentially two corporatist republicans running for President....and that's the way things are heading.
History teaches us that a corporatist Democratic president with republican house\senate is nothing short of utter devastation for Americas workers.
A lawyer from Little Rock.
Investment banking CEO.
An Energy mogul
A medical professor\ambassador
A top Apple exec (in charge of environmental impact no less....lol....how's that workin' out for you in China?)
...and a few academics\career public service types.
What's funny about this thread...if a repub (any) would have said this, it would be 30 - 40 pages by now on how they suck and its their word and blah blah blah...but here.....ahhh...that's not what she meant, nor can do...
Then the only 1%ers left will be politicians like Hillary who gained it thru governmental power. Pretty common around the world really.
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