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Trip Powers's avatar

And "are you going to vote to raise taxes on the wealthy and companies back to their average 1946-1981 levels, ie somewhere around 80% for individuals and 50% for corporations, a capital gains rate of 25-30%, and lower depreciation deductions back to 15%?"

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ordaj's avatar

Also, internet and cable monopolies. Xfinity is out of control with their prices and monopoly. Local communities should be able to provide internet service.

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Vanri's avatar

Yessssss!!!! Say it LOUDER for the people in the back!!!! 👏👏👏

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David's avatar

Best pre-christmas gift ever. An actual plan, finally!

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MissAnneThrope's avatar

The foundational four. Clearest, most concise stack yet, Corbin. Well done!

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Dave Goulden's avatar

This is the first time you outlined government competition through local ownership of hospitals, housing,etc. That point needs to be crystal clear. I assumed you had been talking about Federal ownership which is less appealing to many people, including myself.

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Mike Moody's avatar

This is spot-on. WE need to realize WE can take control of how our tax dollars are spent. WE are the investors. Democracy is not a spectator sport. Let's elect people who will stand up for us and make these things happen. WE need to unrig our economy. Millionaires and billionaires won't do it for us. Getting money out of our political system is the keystone.

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Jimie's avatar

NASA is a research agency, not a rocket factory. Trying to turn it into a commercial business is a terrible idea. Shades of "Restart UCLA as a commercial entity that competes directly with Kaplan to teach SAT prep"

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Monica Lavery's avatar

Thank you thank you Corbin. Four questions for politicians excellent. And right it’s not socialism it’s capital sanity

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Grace Sherer's avatar

Agreed about utilities…isn’t one legal way of bringing back some balance reviving antitrust? Monopolies should be recognized as directly opposed to competition but also as a direct result of such. That’s why we need guardrails…..imho

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