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hfojvt

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2. that's an odd way to say it
Tue May 28, 2013, 03:46 PM
May 2013

"with the recent Obama increases clawing back only a fraction of the previous cuts:"

I would say that since the Obama "increases" actually made the "previous cuts" PERMANENT. That a better way to say it would be

"With even Obama, most Democrats, and Paul Krugman supporting the recent permanent tax cuts which were passed for the rich."

And inequality, in spite of Krugman's OWS rhetoric, is not all about the 1% and the 99%

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021824827

The 5% will be doing fine regardless as well.

And the 20% generally does better than the lower 80%.

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kr HiPointDem May 2013 #1
that's an odd way to say it hfojvt May 2013 #2
You make some good points, but dreamnightwind May 2013 #3
yeah it is about time hfojvt May 2013 #5
There should be multiple tiers dreamnightwind May 2013 #6
I might note how little support the idea is getting here hfojvt May 2013 #7
Yeah, I hear you. dreamnightwind May 2013 #8
Thanks for your support for a return to a more progressive tax system that would do much pampango May 2013 #9
And thank you - eom dreamnightwind May 2013 #15
K & R - eom dreamnightwind May 2013 #4
And that ProSense May 2013 #10
Every bit of redistribution helps.:) pampango May 2013 #11
and every bit of dishonesty and negative redistribution hurts hfojvt May 2013 #12
He has to repeat it slowly and often before enough people understand. eShirl May 2013 #13
offer Takket May 2013 #14
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