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<blockquote data-quote="ez bake" data-source="post: 2055085" data-attributes="member: 229"><p>They've pissed off plenty of people with the Healthcare plan, but a lot of folks have yet to realize it - once they get hit with the higher taxes, they'll be pissed (this is one of the reasons I was actually glad Romney didn't get elected - now Obama and the Dems get to reap what they sewed by being in power when all of these taxes hit).</p><p></p><p>I'm just saying - Healthcare may have been pretty close to a 50/50 split in the country, but it pissed off a lot of folks. Add to that gun-control (even with the frenzy of the media doing all they can to skirt the facts - now more than ever, we have solid proof that what they're saying is absolutely not true and it's actually garnering pity for the poor beat-up pro-2nd crowd - we can use that).</p><p></p><p>None of that is nearly as powerful as hiking taxes on a middle-class working family who happens to be middle-of-the-road but voting democrat (I know plenty of folks like that). You want to make a voter change his mind - hit him/her in the pocket-book.</p><p></p><p>A lot of younger aspiring-to-be-career politicians who happen to hail from swing-states can see that - if they don't mind their P's and Q's, they'll be dealing with pissed-off voters who are out for blood. If it's one thing even Dems know how to do, it's watch out for their own best interests.</p><p></p><p>It will get worse, but I predict it will cause a massive swing (and then it will possibly get even worse under republicans - keep in mind how many republicans were for the NDAA and are more for corporations' rights over citizens - they're politicians too and lobbyists are powerful as balls right now).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ez bake, post: 2055085, member: 229"] They've pissed off plenty of people with the Healthcare plan, but a lot of folks have yet to realize it - once they get hit with the higher taxes, they'll be pissed (this is one of the reasons I was actually glad Romney didn't get elected - now Obama and the Dems get to reap what they sewed by being in power when all of these taxes hit). I'm just saying - Healthcare may have been pretty close to a 50/50 split in the country, but it pissed off a lot of folks. Add to that gun-control (even with the frenzy of the media doing all they can to skirt the facts - now more than ever, we have solid proof that what they're saying is absolutely not true and it's actually garnering pity for the poor beat-up pro-2nd crowd - we can use that). None of that is nearly as powerful as hiking taxes on a middle-class working family who happens to be middle-of-the-road but voting democrat (I know plenty of folks like that). You want to make a voter change his mind - hit him/her in the pocket-book. A lot of younger aspiring-to-be-career politicians who happen to hail from swing-states can see that - if they don't mind their P's and Q's, they'll be dealing with pissed-off voters who are out for blood. If it's one thing even Dems know how to do, it's watch out for their own best interests. It will get worse, but I predict it will cause a massive swing (and then it will possibly get even worse under republicans - keep in mind how many republicans were for the NDAA and are more for corporations' rights over citizens - they're politicians too and lobbyists are powerful as balls right now). [/QUOTE]
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