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Last login: 3 hours agoVousDeux: the one you were warned you about is a 44 year old guy from Cadillac, Michigan, USA.; Likes 817 pages, 1 video, 3 photos • 189 fans • Received 52 reviews; Member since Sep 18, 2003

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: The graphic above would seem to be suggesting that there is a lot of big money that is very interested in gaining the favor of the democrat party. Most likely because they fear that the democrats will target them for higher taxes.

While it may be true that republican tax policies have historically been more favorable for investors, what I don't understand is how--in an increasingly global economy--are U.S. investors supposed to prosper if the rest of the world hates us?

Under recent republican policies our national debt has risen tremendously (see graph below), but for some reason so many of us seem to think nobody should have to pay any of that debt. What have we become?

Our government invests in missiles instead of education. We are offered tax incentives to buy gas guzzling SUV's rather than more economical solutions. Banks, builders, and borrowers are rewarded for making bad choices; while the thrifty foot the bill. And the list goes on...

While national security certainly does help keep us safer, it does not make most of us any wealthier. Globalization certainly could make the wealthy even wealthier, but what happens to the working-class when all of our jobs get globalized?

To me, it looks like the republicans are a bigger threat to the future of our economy than the democrats. It would seem, in this case, that some the biggest money may be some of the dumbest money.