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Populist_Prole

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5. Because they still believe in trickle-down economics with a religious fervor

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Sat Jul 20, 2013, 12:45 PM

Jul 2013

It's all the same thing. All of what they said is nothing more than a re-affirmation of supply-side ( or trickle-down ) economics. It's just stated in different words so indifferent lunkheads will think it's some startling revelation.

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The same way they ususally do... JHB Jul 2013 #1

It's easy. The Repubs will say cutting corporate welfare will hurt the economy. LonePirate Jul 2013 #2

How could the GOP argue against these proposals to fix America's economy Flashmann Jul 2013 #3

I haven't seen our corporate Democrats arguing for corporate welfare reform lately. woo me with science Jul 2013 #4

Because they still believe in trickle-down economics with a religious fervor Populist_Prole Jul 2013 #5

kick woo me with science Jul 2013 #6

We don't spend 1.3 trillion a year in corp welfare. And Obamacare is lowering premiums JaneyVee Jul 2013 #7

Stop trying to figure out the cause of the disease and start the treatment! randome Jul 2013 #8

easy: they care more about the GOP than they do about America Skittles Jul 2013 #9