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By Cathy Wilkerson $17.79
By Annia Ciezadlo 26.00
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By David Sirota — The Republican budget endorses an economic war waged by the upper class against everyone else.
Posted on Mar 22, 2013
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Adam Zyglis, The Buffalo News —
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 AP / Saul Loeb
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During his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Obama primed the electorate with a speech that cast him as a champion of the American middle class—a wise, albeit predictable move during a year in which he’ll seek re-election. In their response, Republicans timidly disagreed that the economy has improved under his watch.
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 Flickr / SamPac
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One week after President Obama proposed his deficit reduction plan, the cries of “class warfare” that escaped the mouths of alarmed politicians and media pundits around the country can still be heard by anyone standing near a radio, television set or computer. (more)
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 White House / Pete Souza
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By Eugene Robinson — The GOP and its upper-crust patrons have been waging an undeclared but devastating war against middle-class, working-class and poor Americans for decades. Now they scream bloody murder at the notion that long-suffering victims might finally hit back.
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John McCain does. This hilarious YouTube clip, from a documentary filmmaker, gets at the heart of the disparity between the realities of working folk and the politicians who claim they are “friends” with the American people.(Alert: salty language.)
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