http://www.theatlanticwire.com/polit...percent/54310/
"I don't think the common person is getting it ... My college kid, the baby sitters, the nails ladies -- everybody who's got the right to vote -- they don't understand what's going on. I just think if you're lower income -- one, you're not as educated, two, they don't understand how it works, they don't understand how the systems work, they don't understand the impact."
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http://articles.latimes.com/2012/may...obama-20120510
The one percent is on both sides.
Originally Posted by vort3xr6
Also, no good quotables from Hollywood asshats. Would not read again 2/10."It's a stunning turnout of support, and what's really interesting to me is that almost two-thirds of the money is coming from grass-roots support, from the 99%," Katzenberg said.
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As I have stated before, in a two party system, where the same people are behind each party, to vote at all is to endorse the system that has diluted the vote to nothing more than a pretense.
Drama is a poor substitute for adventure. (c)2011
How is the first quote not true?
If you don't pay taxes yet receive full benefits, why would you care if taxes are raised? College kids live in fantasy land.
College students don't pay taxes? Since when?
And what are these "benefits" that you speak of? Student loans?
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