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14. When did Rowling start complaining about people needing government assistance?

Fri Feb 12, 2016, 03:55 PM

Feb 2016

And please tell me about her Wall Street job where she bilks people out of their money.

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Are people who work on Wall Street or for big banks allowed to be democrats? [View all] fried eggs Feb 2016 OP

when donating, you're asked to list your employer. fried eggs Feb 2016 #4

The secretarial pool doesn't donate a lot of money. (nt) jeff47 Feb 2016 #27

Not to be picky, but Yupster Feb 2016 #7

I see - it's NOT about being from Wall Street; it's just being wealthy. brooklynite Feb 2016 #13

Take a deep breath Kalidurga Feb 2016 #20

Why would I worry? I don't work on Wall Street brooklynite Feb 2016 #21

Nope it's not your income status Kalidurga Feb 2016 #22

Certainly not. cali Feb 2016 #26

They sure are! Glamrock Feb 2016 #3

DINOs SammyWinstonJack Feb 2016 #10

. LeftyMom Feb 2016 #6

Well, if you mean just us peon workers, Pakhet Feb 2016 #8

Simple answer: they're not "real" Democrats... brooklynite Feb 2016 #12

Not at DU dbackjon Feb 2016 #15

Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, Tierra_y_Libertad Feb 2016 #17

Not this shit again... haele Feb 2016 #23

Alan Grayson is a hedge fund one-percenter. Does he count? Nye Bevan Feb 2016 #24

IF DonCoquixote Feb 2016 #28