@senatemajldr, get out of office, as you have become an imminent threat to Americans, whose survival depends on their continued Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare benefits. You are harming the elderly and the sick in order to finance your tax scam. #McConnellResign!
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Research has shown the ‘trickle down effect’ doesn’t work..no matter what country you live in.
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Social Security is OUR money. We worked hard hours for that and had no choice but to pay into it. The guarantee is that it's OURS upon retirement.
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It’s there game plan for the past 40+ years.
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#GOPTaxScam Phase II on steroids.#DitchMitchThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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So basically they are taking my money & giving it to people who don’t need it...while destroying jobs of taxpayers so they won’t be paying taxes & the deficit increases even more?
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@senatemajldr is proposing is not just wrong, it would be criminally wrong. This would not be legislating in good faith.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This MUST be a primary message of Democrats until midterms. And ramped up again afterwards. All Americans should hear about what the cheating Republicans are doing. Speak louder than Fox News!
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"Free shit for everyone until the national debt bankrupts the government into a new French Revolution" has been the primary message of Democrats since the 30s.
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Your tweet captures both the ignorance & greed of today's conservatives. The French Revolution was brought on by an unfeeling aristocracy that spent obscene amounts of money on their own pleasure while everyone else starved around them. The
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You're citing very antiquated (1960s) history that has been proven wrong. Here's some more recent scholarship for you:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/10989629-from-deficit-to-deluge …
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From what I can gather, this is one of those right wing retelling of history that come to questionable conclusions. Goldstone tries to make the case for higher wages, only to concludes that real wages, relative to grain prices, declined. /1 https://muse.jhu.edu/article/454935
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I think the last paragraph in this review sums it up. "In the end, the editors' partiality to intellectual history leads to a striking neglect of sociology. Kaiser and Van Kley invoke Tocqueville, in the conclusion, to argue that the radical and cavalier anti-clericalism, /2
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the 'secularized millenarianism,' of the Revolution emerged from the context created by the Jansenist conflict. Tocqueville, however, argued precisely the contrary, that the Church neglected the theological concerns, which are crucial to the editors, and instead generated /3
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resentment by its complicity in the mundane issues of tithes, power, and privilege.2 Kaiser and Van Kley write, '[The] peasants came into electoral contact with literate bourgeois lawyers who . . . apprised them of the unjustness of their seigniorial obligations' (266). /4
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What Dems need to convey is these cuts the GOP want to enact are direct investments into every level of the economy. Most SS isn't saved, it is spent living or surviving, depending on circumstances. M'care/caid, every penny is spent of that money, not hoarded. Jobs would be lost.
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What you, as a hateful politician, does not realize is more people are now working and there is a greater tax revenue. The REAL problem is you politicians will not cut your spending. Ugh. Is it really that hard to think with common sense?
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