And it isn't the 99%.
A close examination of all of the GOP candidates’ records and policy positions reveals that Mitt Romney is not the only candidate who “represents the one percent.” All of the Republican candidates share at least one thing in common: an economic agenda that will benefit the wealthiest 1 percent of Americans at the expense of the other 99 percent.
Each and every Republican candidate has called for trillions of dollars in new tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans and corporations — all while calling for ending Medicare as we know it and dramatic cuts to Social Security, Medicaid, and countless other programs and services that Americans depend on each day.
All of the candidates would take us back to the Bush-era policies that increased income inequality, resulted in the worst job growth in decades, exploded the deficit and national debt, and ultimately crashed the economy. Indeed, the policies proposed by the candidates would not only embrace this failed economic agenda, they would take it even further.
Let's not forget what Mitt Romney has said about underwater homeowners in our own state.
No matter what the final results from Iowa are tonight, it's looking increasingly clear that sanity and equity did not win the day among Republicans there. So why do we even treat these looney tunes like "serious" candidates? The winner of Iowa's G-O-TEA caucus tonight is: CRAZY!!!
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