Republicans have a bad habit of blocking anything the dems present FOR the people.
They're all wealthy, out of touch, selfish aholes that only care about making money off the backs of working class.
They work for big corporations.
It's profit over people for republicans and all they spew are lies to con everyone.
Eg We would've had stricter …
Eg We would've had stricter gun control laws but republicans blocked it.
We would've had universal healthcare but republicans blocked it.
That's right. Even when the democrats have control (which isn't often) the republicans make sure they destroy any good things we try to put into law. Then they blame everything on the former president.
A short list from Forbes. There are plenty of wealthy people who support democrats
Name Donations Net worth
1. Michael Bloomberg Donations: $23.7 million, up from $20 million Net worth: $104.7 billion
2. Reid Hoffman Donations: $20.8 million, up from $17.7 million Net worth: $2.5 billion
3. Jim Simons (deceased) Donations: $10.6 million, up from $10.2 million Net worth: $31.4 billion
4. Michael Moritz Donations: $8.8 million, up from $8.3 million Net worth: $5.9 billion
5. Stephen Mandel, Jr. Donations: $6.9 million, up from $6.8 million Net worth: $2.5 billion
6. Henry Laufer Donations: $4.4 million, up from $3.5 million Net worth: $2.6 billion
7. Dustin Moskovitz Donations: $4.2 million Net worth: $18.4 billion
8. Seth Klarman Donations: $3.7 million, up from $3.6 million Net worth: $1.3 billion
9. Eric Schmidt Donations: $3 million Net worth: $22.4 billion
10. Avram Glazer Donations: $2.6 million, up from $1.6 million Net worth: $1.7 billion
(tie) 11. John Pritzker Donations: $2.1 million (+$250,000 pending) Net worth: $2.7 billion
(tie) 11. Steven Spielberg Donations: $2.1 million Net worth: $4.8 billion
13. Amos Hostetter, Jr. Donations: $2 million Net worth: $3.8 billion
14. Haim Saban Donations: $1.85 million Net worth: $3.1 billion
(tie) 15. Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer Donations: $1.75 million Net worth: $5.2 billion
(tie) 15. Robert Hale, Jr. Donations: $1.75 million Net worth: $5.4 billion
(tie) 17. John Doerr Donations: $1.65 million Net worth: $12.6 billion
(tie) 17. Thomas Steyer Donations: $1.65 million Net worth: $2 billion
19. Neil Bluhm Donations: $1.45 million Net worth: $6.7 billion
20. Bruce Karsh Donations: $1.35 million Net worth: $2.4 billion
(tie) 21. Arthur Blank Donations: $1.3 million Net worth: $9 billion
(tie) 21. Pat Stryker Donations: $1.3 million Net worth: $3.9 billion
(tie) 23. Amy Goldman Fowler Donations: $1.2 million Net worth: $1.1 billion
(tie) 23. George Marcus Donations: $1.2 million Net worth: $1.7 billion
(tie) 25. Lynn Schusterman Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $4.8 billion
(tie) 25. Sheryl Sandberg Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $2.2 billion
(tie) 25. Vinod Khosla Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $7.3 billion
(tie) 25. David Shaw Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $8.3 billion
From a recent Pew Research article.
Income Level Dem/Lean Dem Rep/Lean Rep
Lower Inc 58 36
Lower Mid 50 46
Middle Income 48 51
Upper-middle 46 52
Upper Income 53 46
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Republicans have a bad habit of blocking anything the dems present FOR the people.
They're all wealthy, out of touch, selfish aholes that only care about making money off the backs of working class.
They work for big corporations.
It's profit over people for republicans and all they spew are lies to con everyone.
Eg We would've had stricter gun control laws but republicans blocked it.
We would've had universal healthcare but republicans blocked it.
That's right. Even when the democrats have control (which isn't often) the republicans make sure they destroy any good things we try to put into law. Then they blame everything on the former president.
A short list from Forbes. There are plenty of wealthy people who support democrats
Name Donations Net worth
1. Michael Bloomberg Donations: $23.7 million, up from $20 million Net worth: $104.7 billion
2. Reid Hoffman Donations: $20.8 million, up from $17.7 million Net worth: $2.5 billion
3. Jim Simons (deceased) Donations: $10.6 million, up from $10.2 million Net worth: $31.4 billion
4. Michael Moritz Donations: $8.8 million, up from $8.3 million Net worth: $5.9 billion
5. Stephen Mandel, Jr. Donations: $6.9 million, up from $6.8 million Net worth: $2.5 billion
6. Henry Laufer Donations: $4.4 million, up from $3.5 million Net worth: $2.6 billion
7. Dustin Moskovitz Donations: $4.2 million Net worth: $18.4 billion
8. Seth Klarman Donations: $3.7 million, up from $3.6 million Net worth: $1.3 billion
9. Eric Schmidt Donations: $3 million Net worth: $22.4 billion
10. Avram Glazer Donations: $2.6 million, up from $1.6 million Net worth: $1.7 billion
(tie) 11. John Pritzker Donations: $2.1 million (+$250,000 pending) Net worth: $2.7 billion
(tie) 11. Steven Spielberg Donations: $2.1 million Net worth: $4.8 billion
13. Amos Hostetter, Jr. Donations: $2 million Net worth: $3.8 billion
14. Haim Saban Donations: $1.85 million Net worth: $3.1 billion
(tie) 15. Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer Donations: $1.75 million Net worth: $5.2 billion
(tie) 15. Robert Hale, Jr. Donations: $1.75 million Net worth: $5.4 billion
(tie) 17. John Doerr Donations: $1.65 million Net worth: $12.6 billion
(tie) 17. Thomas Steyer Donations: $1.65 million Net worth: $2 billion
19. Neil Bluhm Donations: $1.45 million Net worth: $6.7 billion
20. Bruce Karsh Donations: $1.35 million Net worth: $2.4 billion
(tie) 21. Arthur Blank Donations: $1.3 million Net worth: $9 billion
(tie) 21. Pat Stryker Donations: $1.3 million Net worth: $3.9 billion
(tie) 23. Amy Goldman Fowler Donations: $1.2 million Net worth: $1.1 billion
(tie) 23. George Marcus Donations: $1.2 million Net worth: $1.7 billion
(tie) 25. Lynn Schusterman Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $4.8 billion
(tie) 25. Sheryl Sandberg Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $2.2 billion
(tie) 25. Vinod Khosla Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $7.3 billion
(tie) 25. David Shaw Donations: $1.1 million Net worth: $8.3 billion
From a recent Pew Research article.
Income Level Dem/Lean Dem Rep/Lean Rep
Lower Inc 58 36
Lower Mid 50 46
Middle Income 48 51
Upper-middle 46 52
Upper Income 53 46