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The Investor Class and Income Inequality

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It's important to define terms here. The term "the rich" in Democrat thinking is anyone who makes over $70,000. This can be evidenced in sen. John Kerry's tax plans from four years ago, from the initial plan to restrict the current stimulus package to those making under $75000.

Thomas Shawn of MA 9:50PM January 31, 2008

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