Yes! And they'll also talk about breaking up the big banks, stopping their predatory practices, and fixing Wall Street?
6%
No! They won't say that American families are nearly $8 trillion poorer today as a result of the financial meltdown.
94%

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dianhow 14 years 43 weeks ago

Corp America will NOT stand up for whats right Profits are Ccorp KING These are Robber Barons of 21 St Cebntury when the super wealthy controled us all Folks like Bush family oil dynasty who is close pals with the Bin ladens of Saudi Arabia. Bush had them to the ranch in TX many times Lots of hugs Bush made sure to fly the Bin ladens out of the US after 9 / 11 when nothing was flying How cozy is that ? Cheney's Halliburton is still making billions off their Iraq war based on lies, fear & war profits Seems 2/3 of voters do not know all the facts on which to base their vote . Fact check me Its all true

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arky12 14 years 43 weeks ago

I voted yes because they have some very progressive columnists who have brought up many of these topics. As for the news portion, not so sure they will do the comparison.

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frieddumplin 14 years 43 weeks ago

Well don't think for a minute it will lie down either, they have a lot of money to protect their money with.

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1961arnie 14 years 43 weeks ago

Just hope they will Man no promise's

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