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jump, and report back as an undercover informant on their clandestine cross burning galas they conduct in the deep woods, but spare us the details about their manly naked mud wrestling competitions.
I think that the Republican Party, once perfectly respectable, has gone off the rails in a way that was once unimaginable. We can only hope that some day it will regain its sanity.
No one can tell you who to vote for. I vote for democrats because they support unions, and unions support the middle class. Republicans support the rich which was evident by the latest tax plan of Trump....more for the rich, less for the rest of us. And now Ben Carson, who is the head of HUD, wants to raise rent on the poor. So maybe you should ask yourself what polices you agree with in the parties.
The Trump tax cuts will benefit 80% of taxpayers, not just "the rich."
If you need any incentive beyond a daily dose of Trump's lies, nothing I can say will persuade
"Let conscience be your guide" as Marvin Gayne sang...
Pretty much nails it. If you can look at the way the Republican leadership is selling themselves to their corporate masters and completely destroying the American middle class, and destroying our entire system of givernment to keep the Trump creature in office, and still seriously believe that a few million illegal immigrants are the biggest threat to our society then you're exactly the kind of voter the Republican Party is designed for - poorly informed and incapable of making complex, intelligent choices.
I’m not going to convince anyone of anything. I just choose to be a one-issue voter on the environment, because not only is it the most important issue and one which carries the longest-term implications, but it usually tells you who is bought and paid for by the oil companies and their lobbyists.
No one can tell you who to vote for. I vote for democrats because they support unions, and unions support the middle class. Republicans support the rich which was evident by the latest tax plan of Trump....more for the rich, less for the rest of us. And now Ben Carson, who is the head of HUD, wants to raise rent on the poor. So maybe you should ask yourself what polices you agree with in the parties.
The Trump tax cuts will benefit 80% of taxpayers, not just "the rich."[/quote]
What you forgot to mention in justifying the Trump tax cuts is that proportionately--the richer you are,
the better you make out...
And the 20% that are not better off are people who make less than 200K
If your math contradicts what I have read--cite your sources...
Because I think the wealthy certainly do make out better under this tax plan...
I’m not going to convince anyone of anything. I just choose to be a one-issue voter on the environment, because not only is it the most important issue and one which carries the longest-term implications, but it usually tells you who is bought and paid for by the oil companies and their lobbyists.
It was a Republican president who signed the EPA into effect
How the "mighty" have fallen...
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