Do Democrats have an interest in keeping Americans on welfare / government programs? (Barack Obama, insurance)

[dv1033]

Originally Posted by InformedConsent

Since when are Dems free market folks?

Youd surprised.... There's a big world out there that exists without your preconceived notions.... It's hard for closed minded people to see.

[InformedConsent]

Originally Posted by dv1033

Youd surprised.... There's a big world out there that exists without your preconceived notions.... It's hard for closed minded people to see.

How is handicapping businesses with excessive regulations "free market?"

I'll refer you to the Business Roundtable's letter to Obama Admin OMB Director Orszag:

http://businessroundtable.org/sites/...ttachments.pdf

[Scotty011]

Do Democrats have an interest in keeping Americans on welfare / government programs?




Of course, they do. That is their base. They are going to vote for the party that gives them handouts.

[greywar]

Originally Posted by Scotty011

Do Democrats have an interest in keeping Americans on welfare / government programs?




Of course, they do. That is their base. They are going to vote for the party that gives them handouts.

Ahhh so THATS why so many corporatists love Republicans

Seriously, its more complex then that, you're feeding a stereotype that really doesn't have a ton of truth behind it.

[shooting4life]

Originally Posted by greywar

Ahhh so THATS why so many corporatists love Republicans

Seriously, its more complex then that, you're feeding a stereotype that really doesn't have a ton of truth behind it.

The less you earn the more likely to vote democrat
An example from the last election.
Does Your Wage Predict Your Vote? - The Atlantic

[greywar]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

The less you earn the more likely to vote democrat
An example from the last election.
Does Your Wage Predict Your Vote? - The Atlantic

Which says what?

that poor people know that Republicans hold them in contempt? Label them as the 47%?

And its not by huge margins either....

[dv1033]

Originally Posted by InformedConsent

How is handicapping businesses with excessive regulations "free market?"

I'll refer you to the Business Roundtable's letter to Obama Admin OMB Director Orszag:

http://businessroundtable.org/sites/...ttachments.pdf

I thought we were talking about Clinton and nafta? Or we still stuck on generalizations?

[Crossfire600]

Originally Posted by rorqual

Actually conservatives have an active interest in keeping the less well off on welfare. This way corporations wont have to give them higher wages, the government subsidizes employee wages, and the corporations and CEOs make huge profits. Makes sense.

Tell you what, why don't you work hard and gain some skills and quit expecting people and companies to "give" you something.

[Crossfire600]

Originally Posted by greywar

Which says what?

that poor people know that Republicans hold them in contempt? Label them as the 47%?

And its not by huge margins either....

Look only to Hillary to see the disdain the people you vote for have towards the poor. She could give a rats ass whether the poor live or die as long as they vote for her.

[bmw335xi]

Clinton plans to raise $2 billion for her campaign, however I doubt she will fight that hard once/if she is elected to keep her promises, well maybe she will work hard to keep her promises to her donors.

Sanders actually wants to help the poor and middle class. I've been watching his videos on youtube and I really believe his heart is in the right place. I don't agree with a lot he says because I think he goes too far left, but I respect him.