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In reply to the discussion: A light came on for me this morning, while watching ... [View all]JHB
(38,348 posts)13. In essence, the big question is...
"Do you support policies that work for those trying to get ahead, or those that work for those who already are?"
The Clintons have spend so much time marching in the self-described "pro-business" parade that I have my doubts HRC will figure out that it's time to jump in front of a different parade.
Of course, she's not the only one in that position.
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It is just that might be considered Far left - I despise the Third Way and Corporatism - and it
djean111
Jul 2014
#5
I think that's a good characterization of the problem, and it denotes an acceptance
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Jul 2014
#3
The GOP is appalled that we have any sort of boat at all, and is trying to hand out a Titanic-sized
djean111
Jul 2014
#6
does she pay more taxes than rmoney?does she think her taxes should go UP!
pansypoo53219
Jul 2014
#17
Missed it? The point is, those who oppose Clinton do not oppose her because of her wealth.
Enthusiast
Jul 2014
#37
GOP 1% want to pay LOWER tax rate than 99% vs Dem 1% want to pay HIGHER rate than 99%....
ErikJ
Jul 2014
#30
Well said. That's exactly the issue. When someone's wealth depends on someone's
valerief
Jul 2014
#31
If you value job creation, you should be against free trade deals like the TPP.
Enthusiast
Jul 2014
#48
It's crystal clear, actually, and I posted elsewhere about how Clinton is making Mitt's mistake
Warpy
Jul 2014
#55
I have strong concerns about Hillary - but how much money she has is not one of them
Douglas Carpenter
Jul 2014
#63