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Helping them with what? Mid term elections? Everyone position that has flipped so far would have flipped without healthcare - pretending like healthcare has helped you, please.....
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We'll count the number of times you make random shit up. This is 1.
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And without question the right started a smear campaign, you can call it fear mongering if you like, others call it a smear campaign. It's not like smear campaigns are a new strategy for the Republicans, so you can stop pretending like it hasn't happened.
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Oh right, it's the Republicans that create smear campaigns. The Democrats are totally not guilty of this. ROFL
And it wasn't the smear campaign that was the failure of Obamacare, it was the stupidity of the democrats trying to shove this down our throat. Morons like Pelosi are ruining the Democrats' chances this November.
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Yep, we can find polls in all directions (it's not hard to slant a poll) but what you can't ignore even in those polls is they're close. So even if we took your theory as true, still half the damn Country wants it.
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Do you even bother to look at how many people were polled in these polls? I didn't think so.
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But the reality is, the majority want it... that is without question and if the Republicans 'attempt' to take it away, it will be the largest backfire they've ever had.
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So we go from "still half the damn country wants it" to "the majority want it? I'll give you a hint. Aside from the obvious contradiction, one of those isn't even remotely true. The majority DON'T want it the Republicans have used the failures of Obamacare to gain steam for the upcoming midterms. Keep rationalizing
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Orrrr.... We could state the truth and say personal tax cuts don't create corporate growth.
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Or we could ignore your nonsense about corporate growth and personal tax cuts because we're talking about tax cuts for the wealthy, and capital investments which have little to do with "corporate growth". After we ignore your nonsense, we can say that tax cuts for the wealthy HAVE in the past increased capital investments, but they A is not a guarantee for B.