The 'Buffet Rule' Is a Hypocritical Political Ploy

The president isn't focused on solving real problems like unemployment or the deficit

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Irrelevant. Argument has nothing to do with the question.

sean s. of WI 3:35PM April 16, 2012

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The 'Buffet Rule' Is a Hypocritical Political Ploy

The president isn't focused on solving real problems like unemployment or the deficit

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