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In reply to the discussion: Manchin denounces the Democrats' plan to tax billionaires as divisive. [View all]Archetypist
(218 posts)47. I love Borowitz
Sadly, this is not by him
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Manchin denounces the Democrats' plan to tax billionaires as divisive. [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Oct 2021
OP
How much is being paid to block any progressive legislation by the Republican plutocrats?
olegramps
Oct 2021
#54
Jeezus H. Something that helps the people, the country and the planet is being called divisive by
Evolve Dammit
Oct 2021
#6
I guess we'll have to take what we can get, ya know, something is better than nothing
Fiendish Thingy
Oct 2021
#10
Taxing billionaires is wildly popular. He's not even trying to pretend anymore. So out of touch he
onecaliberal
Oct 2021
#12
Well there goes that plan. Now who's gonna stop the proposed corporate tax increase? n/t
PoliticAverse
Oct 2021
#16
You heard right. Manchin spoke to Reporters answering their questions.
True Blue American
Oct 2021
#17
& well, I think he's still on board for the laughable corporate tax increase, such a brave soul he
yaesu
Oct 2021
#21
So much for getting what we can get. Give an inch, then another, and another, another ... another.
KPN
Oct 2021
#26
What has changed is that many more people are millionaires these days, especially in states
pnwmom
Oct 2021
#32
There were 10.8 millionaire households in 2016, there are 12.0 in 2020. I think it's more a factor..
George II
Oct 2021
#33
Where did you get that figure? I've seen numbers like that that excluded primary residences,
pnwmom
Oct 2021
#37
Right, it excludes primary residences. But most ordinary people who own million dollar homes --
pnwmom
Oct 2021
#44
That's the way I see it. Plus, the proposal being looked at the most calls for a tax....
George II
Oct 2021
#46
Sniff! Sniff! The billionaires won't be able to afford another Yacht and Lamborghini!
twin_ghost
Oct 2021
#36
He thinks the 0.001% of the 1% is not already 'divided' from the 99.999%?
Justice matters.
Oct 2021
#53