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In the discussion thread: Poll: Large Majorities Back Raising Taxes On Wealthy, Oppose Raising Medicare Age [View all]

Wed Nov 28, 2012, 09:05 AM

RKP5637 (25,592 posts)

8. Paying their fair share of taxes! Yes! They are parasites on this country - bankers, financial,

wall street and corporate welfare! They want everything and don't want to contribute anything. It's a bunch if BS they sling and more and more Americans are waking up and looking behind their 'show and tell' curtain.

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38 replies	Author	Time	Post
Poll: Large Majorities Back Raising Taxes On Wealthy, Oppose Raising Medicare Age [View all]	DonViejo	Nov 2012	OP
The idiots in Congress better be listening	still_one	Nov 2012	#1
Not To Worry!	OpenedMindGuy	Nov 2012	#2
I think you are right as long as the Democrats hold firm	still_one	Nov 2012	#3
McConnell and Co keep Obstructing =	RKP5637	Nov 2012	#4
Thanks!	OpenedMindGuy	Nov 2012	#15
And I'm	John2	Nov 2012	#5
Paying their fair share of taxes! Yes! They are parasites on this country - bankers, financial,	RKP5637	Nov 2012	#8
K&R !!! n/t	RKP5637	Nov 2012	#6
Rich people can always afford to pay more in taxes than the rest of us	jsr	Nov 2012	#7
what i don't understand	loyalkydem	Nov 2012	#9
Gerrymandered districts in the House.	CTyankee	Nov 2012	#14
Come on TPM: Stop repeating the income cut off inaccurately. Even 'rich' people get the break on	FailureToCommunicate	Nov 2012	#10
This fact needs repeating daily. Thanks.	byeya	Nov 2012	#12
Pres Obama should call a meeting of Dept Heads and WH Staffers and say that anyone who doesn't	byeya	Nov 2012	#11
Hiimself included?	Myrina	Nov 2012	#18
It's called moderation, and it's healthy	toby jo	Nov 2012	#26
I think Obama also is looking for more participation from the general population	wanttosavetheplanet	Nov 2012	#31
Polls mean nothing to the GOP	Thav	Nov 2012	#13
+1	hrmjustin	Nov 2012	#22
They can't raise 'em high enough	bucolic_frolic	Nov 2012	#16
I'd be more in favor of Eisenhower rates.	AlbertCat	Nov 2012	#21
that's the real problem in this tax disussion	mostlyconfused	Nov 2012	#25
... and yet that's the shit sandwich we'll get ...	Myrina	Nov 2012	#17
when has public opinion ever stopped a bipartisan consensus to kiss Wall Street's ass?	yurbud	Nov 2012	#19
the minor "problems" with Social Security could be fixed by raising the cap on income taxed for it	yurbud	Nov 2012	#20
Honestly...	wanttosavetheplanet	Nov 2012	#32
We, the 99% are the job creators.	vkkv	Nov 2012	#23
Candidate for this year's "You Call This NEWS?" Award	rocktivity	Nov 2012	#24
Compromise on this, to me, would be	closeupready	Nov 2012	#27
"Opposition to such a change peaks (naturally) among those aged 50 to 64"	nobodyspecial	Nov 2012	#28
Retirement needs to drop back down to 55.	JRLeft	Nov 2012	#29
The only people who are for raising the retirement age and the age for receiving Medicare...	wanttosavetheplanet	Nov 2012	#30
The actual scam that Congress is running is that SS and Medicare	xtraxritical	Nov 2012	#33
and the bitter irony is Obama looks like he's going to use his political capital the same way Bush	yurbud	Nov 2012	#34
Just today Geithner offered up $400B in spending cuts to "health care" over ten years.	xtraxritical	Nov 2012	#36
This will be the litmus test of all litmus tests	Cherchez la Femme	Nov 2012	#35
+1000	Cleita	Nov 2012	#38
It's what would make sense, but since when is commons sense	Cleita	Nov 2012	#37

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