Bernie: "Today the Walton family of Walmart own more wealth than the bottom 40 percent of America."

[Brain357]

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Sep 5, 2015 - Regulation is raising the cost of sending money to the world's poor. ... money to some of the world's poorest people precisely when they need it.

Any saving would go right to the pockets of the rich, just like tax cuts.

 

[bedowin62]

always a bunch of losers here trying to stick to a spoonfed narrative that ignores their own role in exactly what the losers are crying about!

 

[bedowin62]

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Sep 5, 2015 - Regulation is raising the cost of sending money to the world's poor. ... money to some of the world's poorest people precisely when they need it.

Any saving would go right to the pockets of the rich, just like tax cuts.

oh it's hopeless leftard!!
find a high place and........................................................

 

[paulitician]

Walmart is the perfect representation of the 'Evil Corporation.' It represents everything wrong. It's a reflection of what's happened to our country. Americans have become angry, greedy, and fat.

They can't get enough of that cheap slave labor Chinese shite. There's big cost for hate & greed. And it's American Workers who are paying the biggest price.

lol....


Waaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, angry, greedy, fat Americans do think that's funny. And that's why they shop at Walmart. They're ignorant.

 

[David_42]

Carbon regulation burden heaviest on poor, Stanford ...
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More people die from air pollution than Malaria and HIV/Aids, new study shows

Yep.

 

[bedowin62]

Real Household Incomes Fall 5.9% Under Obama - Breitbart
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Aug 22, 2014 - Those without a high school degree did see a -7.4% real income drop compared to a -5.5% decline for individuals with a four-year Bachelors' ...

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Walmart is the perfect representation of the 'Evil Corporation.' It represents everything wrong. It's a reflection of what's happened to our country. Americans have become angry, greedy, and fat.

They can't get enough of that cheap slave labor Chinese shite. There's big cost for hate & greed. And it's American Workers who are paying the biggest price.

lol....


Waaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, angry, greedy, fat Americans do think that's funny. And that's why they shop at Walmart. They're ignorant.

Oh goody.. another leftwing loon telling us how smart he is... how original.

 

[bedowin62]

Wage growth still lagging behind Clinton, Reagan years
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Mar 9, 2015 - ... faster under the Reagan and Clinton presidencies than under Obama and ... He found that household incomes experienced a sharp drop in ...

 

[Brain357]

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Sep 5, 2015 - Regulation is raising the cost of sending money to the world's poor. ... money to some of the world's poorest people precisely when they need it.

Any saving would go right to the pockets of the rich, just like tax cuts.

oh it's hopeless leftard!!
find a high place and........................................................

You probably used to run around talking about trickle down ecomomics too. We know how that worked.

 

[bedowin62]

Walmart is the perfect representation of the 'Evil Corporation.' It represents everything wrong. It's a reflection of what's happened to our country. Americans have become angry, greedy, and fat.

They can't get enough of that cheap slave labor Chinese shite. There's big cost for hate & greed. And it's American Workers who are paying the biggest price.

lol....


Waaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, angry, greedy, fat Americans do think that's funny. And that's why they shop at Walmart. They're ignorant.

the fattest people in America arent in the Republican voting demographic leftard

libs are losers who lie to themselves

 

[bedowin62]

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Sep 5, 2015 - Regulation is raising the cost of sending money to the world's poor. ... money to some of the world's poorest people precisely when they need it.

Any saving would go right to the pockets of the rich, just like tax cuts.

oh it's hopeless leftard!!
find a high place and........................................................

You probably used to run around talking about trickle down ecomomics too. We know how that worked.

you're a hopelessly ignorant loser addicted to a failed narrative

how the phuk do you think you should have brain in your screename???

 

[Brain357]

Walmart is the perfect representation of the 'Evil Corporation.' It represents everything wrong. It's a reflection of what's happened to our country. Americans have become angry, greedy, and fat.

They can't get enough of that cheap slave labor Chinese shite. There's big cost for hate & greed. And it's American Workers who are paying the biggest price.

lol....


Waaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, angry, greedy, fat Americans do think that's funny. And that's why they shop at Walmart. They're ignorant.

Oh goody.. another leftwing loon telling us how smart he is... how original.

Another right winger with no clue...

 

[paulitician]

Besides Walmart being one of the most Evil Corporations on earth, it's also a miserable dump. Worst shopping experience by far. I pay more for a better shopping experience and better products.

Too many don't realize they don't have to shop at Walmart. There's a lot of great stores out there. I stopped shopping at Walmart years ago. I haven't looked back. I actually somewhat enjoy shopping now.

 

[Brain357]

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Sep 5, 2015 - Regulation is raising the cost of sending money to the world's poor. ... money to some of the world's poorest people precisely when they need it.

Any saving would go right to the pockets of the rich, just like tax cuts.

oh it's hopeless leftard!!
find a high place and........................................................

You probably used to run around talking about trickle down ecomomics too. We know how that worked.

you're a hopelessly ignorant loser addicted to a failed narrative

how the phuk do you think you should have brain in your screename???

Failed like tax breaks for the rich? Failed like war on unions? Right wing policies have a history of failure for the middle class.

 

[bedowin62]

the Left does everything they can to create poor people and keep them poor; then they come on message boards and rant about Walmart

idiots and hypocrites

 

[Brain357]

If the Waltons paid enough to keep workers off welfare I wouldn't care what they are making. But they are increasing government dependence while collecting corporate welfare. That is a problem.

 

[bedowin62]

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Apr 12, 2015 - Residents of high-tax states are voting with their feet ... The blue states that try to lift up the poor with high taxes, high welfare benefits, high minimum wages and ..... Larry Hogan to roll back $50 million in Maryland state fees

 

[paulitician]

Walmart is the perfect representation of the 'Evil Corporation.' It represents everything wrong. It's a reflection of what's happened to our country. Americans have become angry, greedy, and fat.

They can't get enough of that cheap slave labor Chinese shite. There's big cost for hate & greed. And it's American Workers who are paying the biggest price.

lol....


Waaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, angry, greedy, fat Americans do think that's funny. And that's why they shop at Walmart. They're ignorant.

Oh goody.. another leftwing loon telling us how smart he is... how original.

Just call em like i see em. Last time i was in a Walmart, it was a miserable nightmare. So many greedy fat loons screeching away tearing shit up. Saw a couple of nutballs cussing each other out over who was in line first. Third World chaos. Not an enjoyable shopping experience. I haven't been back.

 

[bedowin62]

Right-to-Work and Low Income Tax States Are Getting Richer
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[g5000]

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That article says possible future regulation would affect the poor most. It does not say existing regulations are hurting the poor.

The research says a carbon tax would be regressive, which is true.

It says the solution to this would be...wait for it....transfer payments.

Congratulations, you just provided a link which says we should redistribute wealth to the poor!

"This regressivity can be addressed through transfer payments, if and when the U.S. decides to regulate greenhouse gases leading to climate change," said Kolstad