CNBC recently polled "500 people with investable assets of $1 million or more, which represents the top 8 percent of American households," and the poll was "evenly split between Democrats, Republicans and Independent." Clinton received 31% of the vote while Bush received 18%.
According to the poll, "immigration reform" was the second most important priority for millionaires—behind corporate tax reform.
Because of their ties to the bipartisan permanent political class, both Bush and Clinton are distrusted by their respective bases while hailed by their respective political establishments.
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Someone else will be President before these two.
Im poor and I don't want either
What's funny is the Hillary and Obama lovers, like Chuck Cook and Jim Liarton, actually hate the rich.
Sure means lower wages for the greedy factory owners
This story blends well with the horsesh!t pledges of corporate America, or foreign corporations for that matter, that say, "if we're allowed to do 'so & so' we'll create jobs". Well the truth is jobs would probably be created but, only for the illiterate unskilled immigrants of blanket amnesty not for the gutted middle class of America.
They don't even try to hide it any longer. This poll simply says, "To hell with middle class America and up with a new class of people we can exploit for profit."
Meanwhile the paychecks of these amnestees won't stay here in the U.S., for the most part they'll be sent back to Mexico or Nicaragua or Honduras or Guatemala or some other 3rd world country.
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