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President Obama has so convincing won the message war on taxes that according to new Bloomberg poll, nearly half of Republicans support raising taxes on the wealthy.
The Bloomberg poll found that Obama’s job approval rating (53%) is now at its highest level since December 2009. Two to one majorities support the president’s position on protecting Medicare and Social Security.
The biggest surprise in this poll was that despite two years of endless campaigning for not raising taxes on the wealthy, nearly half of Republicans support the president’s position that taxes need to be raised on the wealthy.Source
President Obama has so convincing won the message war on taxes that according to new Bloomberg poll, nearly half of Republicans support raising taxes on the wealthy.
Imagine how much further along toward full recovery we would be had the R's been willing
to cooperate with reality all along.
- What wealthy/rich is characterized as ($200/250k is outdated and too low to be defined this way)
- Spending needs to be cut, wasteful/pork spending especially, and entitlements and welfare re-worked
President Obama has so convincing won the message war on taxes that according to new Bloomberg poll, nearly half of Republicans support raising taxes on the wealthy.
The Bloomberg poll found that Obama’s job approval rating (53%) is now at its highest level since December 2009. Two to one majorities support the president’s position on protecting Medicare and Social Security.
The biggest surprise in this poll was that despite two years of endless campaigning for not raising taxes on the wealthy, nearly half of Republicans support the president’s position that taxes need to be raised on the wealthy.Source
They're slow on the uptake but I knew eventually they would see reason
^I think the poll is on Americans, not Congressional members.
And I don't think Obama has convinced the American people, including Republicans. I think the realization that this is the only step forward, coupled with losing the election, are pushing those Republicans to side with hiked taxes. I have a feeling that if Romney had won, those numbers would not be so.
And imagine what Obama is offering in exchange for those tax increases.
Part of it implemented in Budget Control Act, 2011. The rest is in the package that was delivered to your republican leadership at the same time, and continues to be. The question is, why aren't people like you aware of that?
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