America created 100 new billionaires during the pandemic yet 3.3 million more people fell into poverty. All that’s a direct result of bad public policy: lower taxes for the ultra rich, plus failure to raise minimum wage, provide free healthcare or cancel student debt.

Nov 25, 2021 · 8:55 AM UTC

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Biden didn’t promise you anything. And you demanded no promises from him. Because lesser of two evils. So frankly you have no right to complain. At all. How’s that harm reduction working out anyway?
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Mw, This is your Democrats. To be fair, they raised inflation for everyone. Any wage increases were devoured by the high cost of fuel, food, rent, new taxes & fees. None of Biden/Harris plan helps the lower/middle wage earners. Biden/Harris covid virus is killing legal citizens.
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Yep, I'm out. #Rev18
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That’s what happens when you have a Democratic President and Congress. Add on inflation and the poor and middle class have been hurt further. Gross incompetence!
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Only 33,000 to poverty for each billionaire? #USWEALTHCARE SYSTEM accomplishing what it is designed to do, create exorbitant wealth irrespective of the effect on ordinary Americans
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Let's take care of these blatant criminals then, pretending to "serve" us while laughing all the way to their offshore tax havens with illegal lobbyist bribes and insider trading profits
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BBB is gaining momentum at a time that otherwise could have destroyed our economy. Michele Jolin paved the formula of transparency
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I think some of this is a reflection of how we are brought up ... JFK and his brother were reflections of their parent's values ... something that might be missing in many of today's affluent families!
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