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Bernie Sanders

rhett o rick

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29. You are absolutely correct. Not long ago I heard that a US tractor company

Reply to Cleita (Reply #11)

Wed May 20, 2015, 04:54 PM

May 2015

not sure which, was complaining that the kids coming out of our school system were not qualified to work for them and they were having a problem finding "good" people. Well, duh! How much did you pay into the school system to get the qualified people you need? And when our bridges and roads start to crumble it won't just kill us peons (the wealthy don't care) but it will disrupt commerce and hurt profits. The wealthy individuals and corporations must pay their fair share. Us peons are just about tapped out.

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Stop calling Bernie's bill to fund college for all American kids [View all] Cleita May 2015 OP

The High Frequency Trader Tax perhaps /nt think May 2015 #1

In a just and proper society, it would never occur to anyone to use such language. randys1 May 2015 #2

Which republican idiot is saying that? Autumn May 2015 #3

Actually it was Ed Schultz to Bernie when he interviewed him on his Cleita May 2015 #4

I get what you're saying, but none of the corporate media, even Ed & Rachel, is on "our side." Ed Suspicious May 2015 #6

Well I was half right. If Ed Schultz said that he's an idiot. Autumn May 2015 #7

Schultz has been an idiot for sometime now... eom Purveyor May 2015 #28

I heard about this tax some years back cilla4progress May 2015 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author aspirant May 2015 #8

Wasn't Robin Hood the good guy of the story? And wasn't Robin just a response A Simple Game May 2015 #9

Gotta disagree. Every time you allow people to think they are paying Cleita May 2015 #11

Yeah you're probably right. You shouldn't be but you probably are. A Simple Game May 2015 #14

You are absolutely correct. Not long ago I heard that a US tractor company rhett o rick May 2015 #29

In turn, you could probably end the Pell Grant program if we did this bluestateguy May 2015 #10

You could end a lot of stuff like that. Just simply make college Cleita May 2015 #12

With the amount of unemployment we have.... daleanime May 2015 #17

Getting into The University of California wasn't a lark. Cleita May 2015 #18

Ironic. The conservatives have almost completely gotten rid of the concept of investing in ourselves jtuck004 May 2015 #13

It was natural for the Republicans to sneak into the camp of their enemies, Democrats, GoneFishin May 2015 #15

The conservatives see Education as a privatized profit center. Thor_MN May 2015 #23

Crooks 4 College Bill? Dont call me Shirley May 2015 #16

An immense pool of talented, educated employees.... paleotn May 2015 #19

Kicked and recommended a whole bunch! Enthusiast May 2015 #20

The Educational Investment Act. nt Half-Century Man May 2015 #21

We have a winner. Cleita May 2015 #22

We've been calling it that for years. Financial Transaction Tax = Robinhood Tax Cheese Sandwich May 2015 #24

I think it's bad advertising myself. eom Cleita May 2015 #25

But I think the official name of this new thing is the "College For All Act" Cheese Sandwich May 2015 #26

OK Cleita May 2015 #27