IS REDISTRIBUTING THE WEALTH OF THE MIDDLE CLASS TO THE POOR SUCH A BAD IDE

IS REDISTRIBUTING THE WEALTH OF THE MIDDLE CLASS TO THE POOR SUCH A BAD IDE

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ACTIVE Thu Oct 30, 08 - Fri Jul 30, 10

Yes
No

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COMMENTS:
That isn't what Obama is proposing, you dumbass. You McCain people are not only getting desperate, you are HYSTERICAL.

by TinCan on Thu Oct 30, 08 2:06pm [+]

Redistributing the wealth of the middle class to the rich is a bad idea

by thesoothsayer on Thu Oct 30, 08 2:16pm [+]

^like what McCain-Bush support

by TinCan on Thu Oct 30, 08 2:31pm [+]

John McCain's economic plan would extend Presidents Bush's tax cuts and reduce the corporate tax rate by 10%.
This translates to $175billion in tax breaks for corporations each year.
McCain's tax cuts to individuals extend to almost all taxpayers, but 58% of those cuts go to the wealthiest 1% of Americans.

Barack Obama's economic plan largely focuses on giving tax cuts to middle-income Americans.
Americans making more than $250,000 per year would actually see an increase in taxes.
Families making between $38,000 and $66,000 annually would experience a $1,042 tax reduction under Obama's plan.

And one more piece of advice...

Allow other users to add a choice. You make yourself out to look like a fool when you don't do this.

by UncleRandy on Thu Oct 30, 08 2:52pm [+]

Voted : No
Let me ponder that for a time-

NO.

by Truthseeker013 on Thu Oct 30, 08 3:27pm [+]

"That isn't what Obama is proposing, you dumbass"

I guess civility is out of the question, huh?

by LCD on Thu Oct 30, 08 4:07pm [+]

Civility? When someone constantly makes asinine claims like Obama is a socialist don't deserve it. It is hysterical, desperate, WRONG, McCarthyistic, asinine, demonizing, and pure propagandistic bullshit. It is also gotten from such reputable sources as Fox New, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh and other assorted "conservative" idiots. I'll show him and McCain some respect when they join the rest of the human in race in reality.

by TinCan on Thu Oct 30, 08 4:34pm [+]

None of the above. What is this about?

by skylab on Thu Oct 30, 08 5:13pm [+]

lmao. funny stuff. gee, i don't know. but republicans have been redistributing the wealth from the middle class to the upper class for a long time now. thanks uncle max! bwaaahahahaaa. more. we want more! work harder uncle max. till your back breaks if need be. lmao. 023

why do you leave yourself open. oh yeah, a good friend of mine at aig says to say thanks for the $700 billion. thanks guys!

by Kev24 on Thu Oct 30, 08 8:27pm [+]

Voted : Yes
It takes away the incentive to invest, employers can't hire more employees. Unemployment would go up, and more people on welfare.
And we still end up paying for it.

by Dragonman657 on Fri Oct 31, 08 4:14pm [+]