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Democrats want more taxes, right? That directly comes from their pocketbooks. Ergo... -- nm
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spamlet
Nov 4 '15, 06:36
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There are other interests at play. A more just society, for instance. -- nm
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mara
Nov 4, 06:44
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Yes, social reasons. Again, the same thing. -- nm
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spamlet
Nov 4, 06:47
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Warren Buffett is one. They don't get much more successful than him.
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TWuG
Nov 4, 06:41
For social reasons, yes. The same reason that many poor people vote for the GOP. Thanks for stating my argument. -- nm
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spamlet
Nov 4, 06:39
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There are some, yes. I've never said that there were none. But they're a far minority from the broad brush of "we're losing because of this"
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spamlet
Nov 4, 06:46
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Well, not all. Obama did renew the "Bush Tax Cuts" -- nm
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Nov 4, 06:38
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