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America does not suffer from scarcity — we suffer from greed. And what does taking on that greed look like? Taxing the rich, breaking up big corporations, lowering costs, raising wages, and fighting back against corruption. Democrats are ready to stand up for working people.
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Working people don't believe you. We see your record. We have chosen the path of liberty and prosperity over regulation and taxation.

Greed is you owning 4 homes.

How about lining your pockets with taxpayer dollars is that greed?

Ah yes, the same folks who caused the inflation, crushed small businesses with lockdowns, and sent billions overseas—now they’re here to ‘fight greed’ and ‘stand up’ for working people. Can’t wait for the sequel: ‘How We Helped the Middle Class by Taxing It More.’

We suffer from Democrats trying to take every penny we make in the name of “fairness”

Market innovation isn't crushed by competition—it's strangled by bureaucratic bloat. Look at CLARA 2025: $800M in new regulatory costs while claiming "consumer protection." Pure D.C. theater. Meanwhile, streamlined investment policies cut foreign capital review times 60%, unlocked $95B in new projects, and actually stopped real threats like tech theft. Want accountability? Start with the $10T merger spree enabled by weak oversight. Fix the system, don't expand it. Results matter more than regulations.

We suffer from gross and competence and reckless spending. Why would anyone want to increase taxes on job producing corporations when we know the government is just going to waste it on corruption and fruad? The Democratic party have lost the working class.

Greed isn't wanting to keep more of the money you earned, its taking more and more money you didn't earn and giving it away to people in return for their votes.

Why suddenly do you act like you care? Resign, you incompetent groomer.

We have debt from government greed, that indicates there is some scarcity. Please do your job and address it instead of these endless platitudes.


