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In reply to the discussion: Of Course Americans are BROKE [View all]I answered erronis in Posts 10 and 13
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220768060#post10
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220768060#post13
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Please supply reference links. Not disputing your excerpts, but backup documentation is needed.
erronis
22 hrs ago
#7
Regarding weakening of unions and tax law that facilitated concentration of wealth:
pat_k
21 hrs ago
#13
Yes, R's have been hellbent on systematically "redistributing wealth" from the hands of the many to the hands of the few
pat_k
21 hrs ago
#23
And, policies that concentrate wealth in the hands of the few at the expense of the many make for a very fragile economy
pat_k
21 hrs ago
#18
Must do more than raise the minimum wage. Inheritance tax, wealth tax, capital gains taxed higher than labor and...
pat_k
20 hrs ago
#24
My big worry is that too few of our electeds are out there advocating for the big stuff.
pat_k
17 hrs ago
#33
Minimum wage should have been indexed to inflation like Social Security. n/t
Buttoneer
8 hrs ago
#38