Reply #25: Flipping channels at lunch today and caught a discussion on CNBC [View All]

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where the question was Wall Street reponse to Dem candidates. The two guests
were agreed that Hillary was most friendly to Wall Street and John Edwards
was the least friendly because he wants to tax wealth (dividends and capital gains)

I thought it interesting that they, of course, didn't represent his position
correctly, which is that working people shouldn't have their incomes
taxed at greater rates than wealthy folks sitting around making money
from investments.

I've said it before and today I heard confirmation, Wall Street is most
afraid of John Edwards.