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7. i don't think it's a bad soundbyte. the reason people are less likely to support this is because

Wed Jul 31, 2019, 01:13 AM

Jul 2019

they like what they have and don't want it taken away.

it's not taxes they are worried about as much as the above.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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Sanders at least admits MFA will require tax increases. Warren, disappointingly, dodges [View all] highplainsdem Jul 2019 OP

It is IMO a tactic the r's would use. CentralMass Jul 2019 #14

Yup. HerbChestnut Jul 2019 #15

That's political astuteness. That said, she needs to either move OnDoutside Jul 2019 #3

At one point customerserviceguy Jul 2019 #5

Here's the clip, she's my candidate BeyondGeography Jul 2019 #6

It is not a trade off. You pay taxes with every paycheck. wasupaloopa Jul 2019 #8

Question: Currently the Employer pays 1.45% DURHAM D Jul 2019 #13

I think the question is disingenuous. Beartracks Jul 2019 #11

"Disingenuous", that is the term I was looking for. Thank you. Sinistrous Jul 2019 #20

What are we republicans ? The current tax rate is very low. CentralMass Jul 2019 #12

Conflating the overall federal income tax rate TexasTowelie Jul 2019 #17

I can see both points of this issue Hav Jul 2019 #19

I find it disturbing that Sen. Warren Sinistrous Jul 2019 #21

here's the transcript wyldwolf Jul 2019 #23