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In reply to the discussion: Hillary double standard [View all]Response to RandySF (Reply #46)
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And she was pointing to the fact that they pay their full taxes, as opposed to Romney
pnwmom
Jun 2014
#1
I *guarantee* that you're eligible for tax breaks that you don't take. Most people are.
Romulox
Jun 2014
#50
Meanwhile, many of us have family members who lost their homes after the 2008 crash.
JDPriestly
Jun 2014
#25
Did they ever complain about how they weren't as rich as we think they were/are?
laundry_queen
Jun 2014
#5
I want to see Elizabeth Warren run, maybe with someone from the South or West as the vice
JDPriestly
Jun 2014
#24
Spot on. This is disturbing for reasons much broader than Hillary herself.
woo me with science
Jun 2014
#14
Actually, people did criticize Kerry for having married a very wealthy woman.
JDPriestly
Jun 2014
#23
Not a double standard. It's the blatant attempt to appear down-to-earth, populist
magical thyme
Jun 2014
#40
I don't mind that Hillary is rich. I mind that she's a warmongering, TPP-backing neo-con.
Scuba
Jun 2014
#45