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MannyGoldstein

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1. Both sides fundamentally agree on most issues

Reply to arely staircase (Original post)

Sun Apr 8, 2012, 05:07 PM

Apr 2012

For example, both want to slash Social Security and decrease the Medicare rolls.

They differ in the degree of pain they're willing to inflict to aid the 1%.

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Not since the New Deal [View all] arely staircase Apr 2012 OP

Both sides fundamentally agree on most issues MannyGoldstein Apr 2012 #1

you have a source for either claim? arely staircase Apr 2012 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Apr 2012 #3

Sure. MannyGoldstein Apr 2012 #4

Still pushing ProSense Apr 2012 #5

"did not affect *current* beneficiaries in an adverse way." MannyGoldstein Apr 2012 #6

As i suspected arely staircase Apr 2012 #8

Yep MannyGoldstein Apr 2012 #11

This is key: ProSense Apr 2012 #7

the stark ideological choice Enrique Apr 2012 #9

Well ProSense Apr 2012 #10