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#57
#57
ConMan said:
I'm hoping that this was supposed to be in blue font. Because I'm pretty sure you wouldn't call me a socialist or communist or pinko to my face.
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Uh oh we got ourselves an interwebs badass over here.

I took the test earlier this year and can't remember what I scored. I tend to be a fiscal conservative but lean semi left on some things, gay marriage and abortion (only within the first 3 months), think weed should be legal but then I also think that we need to tighten border security and I love guns so I probably made their servers explode.
 
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#58
#58
volfan_89 said:
Uh oh we got ourselves an interwebs badass over here.

I took the test earlier this year and can't remember what I scored. I tend to be a fiscal conservative but lean semi left on some things, gay marriage and abortion (only within the first 3 months), think weed should be legal but then I also think that we need to tighten border security and I love guns so I probably made their servers explode.
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Yeah I'm an interweb badass! Plz forward your address and phone number to www.whogivesash**.com and I'll be over soon
 
#67
#67
BigOrangeTrain said:
Yep. I cannot wait to give more of my money to the freeloaders. Its going to be grand to pay even more taxes and have the government run even more of our lives.
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Unless you two make over $230,000 in wages or salaries each year, you shouldn't see a change in your tax bracket. A 2.2% increase across the board for healthcare should be the only impact on wages/salaries. But private insurance premiums won't be needed in the case a universal healthcare plan manages to get past this Congress (it won't). However, it most of your income is from investments, he does plan on going after capital gains loopholes. In that case, prepare your a**es.
 
#69
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G0 BIG 0RANGE said:
Unless you two make over $230,000 in wages or salaries each year, you shouldn't see a change in your tax bracket. A 2.2% increase across the board for healthcare should be the only impact on wages/salaries. But private insurance premiums won't be needed in the case a universal healthcare plan manages to get past this Congress (it won't). However, it most of your income is from investments, he does plan on going after capital gains loopholes. In that case, prepare your a**es.
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Yeah just wait until the healthcare industry goes even further in the tank. But hey, free everything! Its really hard to believe Bernie Sanders has supporters that have brains. I mean socialism totally works :eek:lol::eek:lol:
 
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#75
#75
To my dismay Cruz came out on top for me but Gary Johnson (my vote in 2012) was a close second. 90% with Libertarian; Right-wing Libertarian was my position on the map.

I will not vote for Cruz if he is the nominee. His character/leadership style are so bad they trump my agreement with him on some issues. Plus I disagree strongly with his immigration policies and "carpet bombing" ISIS.
 
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