YES! - Because Paul Ryan’s draconian budget benefits Wall Street billionaires.
15%
NO! - By any measure of civility and common decency, it’s an immoral disaster!
85%

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stevenewman's picture
stevenewman 14 years 24 weeks ago

why is it that the GOTP gives all of the breaks to the top 1% and puts all of the liability on the rest of us?

arky12's picture
arky12 14 years 24 weeks ago

Even if it gets out of committee and passes the House, it'll never get past the Senate.

PLSzymeczek's picture
PLSzymeczek 14 years 24 weeks ago

This atrocity will die in the Senate.

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