Reply to ". Tax policies aimed at the rich give 400 billion to the wealthiest Americans."

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I suspect you are right, except I suspect both parties are equally guilty. This is in no way a Democrat issue.

Correct, that is why the words "some of" preface the subject of that sentence. But then again, I don't think it has been the Republican party that has championed the policy of punishing the rich. Given that even those who profess to hate the wealthy have no interest in taxing the rich into oblivion, the only thing left is to decrease the level of spending.

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