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Which candidate is that? Well, I know that the answer is going to be "the Democrats", but the reality is, that isn't helping... I mean, sure, the upper middle
by tomp 6y ago
Which candidate is that?
Well, I know that the answer is going to be "the Democrats", but the reality is, that isn't helping... I mean, sure, the upper middle class (high-skill workers) might be taxed a bit more, but the big money - upper class (non-workers) and multi-national corporations - have continued to avoid taxes. Arguably the Democrats have also caused a lot of lost wealth for the public by encouraging the expansion of financial services - Clinton's administration by repealing the Glass–Steagall Act, and Obama's by not properly acting against Wall Street after the GFC. And for obvious reasons - poor politicians are getting kickbacks if they continue ignoring this issue.
- Wowfunhappy 6y ago"Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good", as the saying goes. I was planning to vote for Elizabeth Warren in the primary, although as a New Yorker I never had the chance.