Is this really so hard?

[Scuba]

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[gateley]

1. Really. Right there in Blue, Red and Magenta. nt

[Mister Ed]

2. The crucial question is: what percentage of wealthy campaign donors support taxing the rich?

Those are the statistics that will matter to our legislators..

[Angry Dragon]

3. This is what I see for your post

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[progressoid]

7. .

[polmaven]

9. Well, how much more do you need???

:shrug:

(please tell me I really don't need :sarcasm:......k?)

[valerief]

4. Only what rich people want matters. If they decide to share, we'll get the tax.

I don't see that happening. The most important thing in the world is to make rich people richer. It drives EVERYTHING.

[daleanime]

5. Problem isn't the 'baggers....

It's the PTB that use them as a political fig leaf.:banghead:







By the way, nice graphic.O8)

[DirkGently]

13. My thoughts exactly. (nt)

[rustydog]

6. Because it isn't really the Tea Party, It is Koch Brothers

who funded the Tea Party crap.
Does anyone REALLY think the people who hold up "Keep your Government hands off my Medicare" signs are running the Tea Party? Really?

[donheld]

8. +1000

[applegrove]

10. Michael Moore calls the tea party the 'teatanic' and says they are going

to sink the gop.

[WhiteTara]

11. Kock Bros & Dick Armey are the Tea Party.

Everyone seems to believe the myth that these people are grass roots organizers...the people you see are mere props and extras. The money is the party. So, their billions equal all the votes of 99% of the populace.

[chill_wind]

12. And why were they listened to for much, much too long

by those who determine the agenda of when it's time to stop?

[Ohio Joe]

14. K&R - nt

[truedelphi]

15. This is "hard" because on the higher levels we aren't a democracy

We are an oligarchy ruled by the Upper One Percent.

The Democrats represent me very well on the local level.

But the higher up the chain, the less the people's dreams are acknowledged.

Just last week, over in Europe, Geithner said it once again (paraphrasing) "I don't answer to Obama. I don't work for Obama."

And he's right. The man in the oval Office is nothing more than a PR man for Big Industry, although he certainly delivers progressive-style speeches.

It's just he is not able to defy his employers and actually fulfill those messages.