Dodd: Crucial 2 years ahead for Democrats (Communist Alert)

Waterbury Republican-American ^ | November 10, 2006 | Paul Hughes

[JCEccles]

A majority of middle class Americans now own stock in companies that the Democrats want to punish with tax increases. If the Dems hammer those companies, the vast portfolio of 401k's held by Americans will get hammered as well.

Mr and Ms Middle Class will end up poorer; their future independence will be less secure.

Anti-capitalist Democrat socialists like Dipstick Dodd never learn. They don't understand how economies and markets work. They are forever trying to strangle the goose that lays the golden egg.

[ClaireSolt]

Ultimately, it will be a noticable IQ deficit that determines the fate of Dodd and his cronies.

[nutmeg]

Connecticut ping!

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[onyx]

This obnoxious fool has plans to run for the rat nomination. Ha ha ha. I can hardly wait for them to all enter the race: Biden, Dodd, Kerry, Hitlery and Bayh. Bayh will look the best.

[jnaujok]

"It is costing us $250 million a day, $4 billion a week, $16 billion a month for this war. There are a lot of questions that have been raised about where is the accountability of all of this."

Mr. Dodd, I don't think we can trust you to investigate costs until you can do simple math...

$250M * 7 = $1.75B per week, not $4B.

That's only $7B per month, less than half of your claim.

You know, a billion here, a billion there... pretty soon you're talking real money.

[johnny7]

The top slice of bread in the waitress sandwich.

[sphinx]

A majority of middle class Americans now own stock in companies that the Democrats want to punish with tax increases. If the Dems hammer those companies, the vast portfolio of 401k's held by Americans will get hammered as well. Mr and Ms Middle Class will end up poorer; their future independence will be less secure.

This is one of the primary reasons democrats resist Social Security reform. They absolutely dread the day when virtually every American including the dishwashers, janitors, and bus drivers has a visible stake, however small, in the ownership class. Investment accounts in Social Security would be one of the greatest strokes for economic democracy in history. Naturally, the elitist left opposes it.