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Van Hollen: "The real problem is Republicans refuse to ask billionaires to contribute more to the overall good of the country ... they have an obsession with giving tax cuts to very rich people and big corporations and everything else is sacrificed for that cause."

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VOTE 🇺🇸 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊1 year ago

Please. Won’t someone protect the billionaires?

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ShirlyNoE1 year ago

Not an obsession, they're getting paid big bucks to do it. The art of the deal, baby. Screw average Americans and hope they're stupid enough to keep electing you. And they will if you just keep stoking the fear and hate while lying your head off.

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Jor1 year ago

They still believe trickle down economics works even though that shit has been proven to be a lie since the 90s. I literally argue with my non maga republican dad about it like annually…

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Tom Ace1 year ago

The problem is-- ignorant, working-class whites keep voting in the interests of millionaires and billionaires because they are bigots.

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Errol Meade1 year ago

Also, most of those Republicans are rich and they are just looking out for themselves and their rich donors.

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Durwood1 year ago

And Americans are addicted to electing them

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Nick Jay1 year ago

This is a lie to cause class division instead of addressing the massive tax burden Americans endure.

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ERIC LENT1 year ago

Yeah it’s called “trickle down economics” get it.

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furrythug1 year ago

We need a revolution.

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Rose Benson1 year ago

So companies can do stock buybacks and individuals grow their estates to fund the trusts of all future generations.

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