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Quoted from CICERO

And Obamacare is a HUGE corporate subsidy.  Make sure you blame the RIGHT people.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Yes I blame the Republicans who killed the "single payer" option.  Had they left
that policy in place, the govt would offer insurance or you
could buy it on the market through ObamaCare.  The insurance lobby made sure
that the GOP would eliminate any competition from the govt that would keep
rates in check.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Yes I blame the Republicans who killed the "single payer" option.  Had they left
that policy in place, the govt would offer insurance or you
could buy it on the market through ObamaCare.  The insurance lobby made sure
that the GOP would eliminate any competition from the govt that would keep
rates in check.

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According to a recent poll, what the American people overwhelmingly want Congress
to do is increase government spending to create jobs, protect Social Security and
Medicare, and expand social programs by requiring corporations and the wealthy to
pay higher taxes to “shoulder more of the burden of supporting government.” The
poll’s results reveal a year-long trend among Americans who favor abandoning the
Reaganomics of tax cuts for the rich and shrinking government down to a size
Republicans can “drown it in a bathtub,” and is a stark departure from what Republicans
claim the people demand from Congress. In fact, the poll revealed that 68% support
strengthening the economy with job creation while only 28% support teabagger and
Republican policies of cutting corporate and the wealthy’s taxes, slashing domestic
spending, and reducing government to cut the nation’s deficit.

The poll also revealed that even teabagger Republicans favor progressive tax and
spend policies by 25%, and that nearly 80% of all respondents want corporate tax
loopholes closed to fund government spending.

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To show you just how out of touch the GOP is, look at this poll.  It shows that America wants
the exact opposite of the Conservative Republican Agenda.


According to a recent poll, what the American people overwhelmingly want Congress
to do is increase government spending to create jobs, protect Social Security and
Medicare, and expand social programs by requiring corporations and the wealthy to
pay higher taxes to “shoulder more of the burden of supporting government.”

Quoted from GrahamBonnet

I always say to these morons that can't do arithmetic, that if spending this much more than we take in is great, then doubling or tripling it must be better. They never have an answer. If high taxes are so wonderful, then go ahead and double them to see how great that is.

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Note To Cracker Graham:
Taxes are at a 60 year low!

Quoted from Libertarian4life

That's because the median income has dropped to $12,000 a year, genius.

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http://blogs.esri.com/esri/esr.....-recovering-in-2013/
Median household income is nowhere near the pre-Great Recession figures. According to Esri’s Updated Demographics data, median household income was $53,150 in 2007. During calendar year 2008 (the first year after the start of the recession), median household income rose to $54,700. In the intervening years, median household income fell from $54,700 in 2009 to $54,442 in 2010, and dropped in 98 percent of US counties. In 2013, Esri’s Updated Demographics data notes that with a figure of $51,314, median household income is still in recovery, increasing by only $1,157 from $50,157 in 2012.

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http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/17/news/economy/poverty-income/
Meanwhile, median household income fell slightly to $51,017 a year in 2012, down from $51,100 in 2011