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• vkou 6y ago
  Do I really need to provide citation for the claim of 'Nearly all republican politicians, and many democrat politicians do not really endorse wealth redistribution'? It should be self-evident from their voting records, and the rather anemic progress on that front when democrats control government. Have we all forgotten Obama's first term? If his party cared about redistribution, they would have done something to effect it. Instead, all they managed to do was pass a republican healthcare reform, and then lose a midterm election. When polled, the voters, on both sides of the divide, view it much more favourably than politicians do, but then they largely go ahead and vote among party lines, so I suppose you may say that they are lying about their preferences. Or that, despite responding positively to left-wing ideas, they respond really positively to the, ah, moral character of the right-wing candidates.
  • Red_Leaves_Flyy 6y ago
    You gave specific numbers, I want to see how those numbers were obtained. If you'd left out the numbers, or left out the part about the general population I'd not have asked for sources. So, yes, please do provide citations.