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8. While I don't disagree with much of what you say, I am optimistic about some

Wed Mar 20, 2013, 01:03 PM

Mar 2013

things that are happening. For example, I think the major beneficiaries of the ACC are regular working people.

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Galvanized by Gun Violence, Episcopalians Respond [View all] cbayer Mar 2013 OP

As rich as the rich may be, they still only get one vote a piece. cbayer Mar 2013 #2

"I think more attention is being paid to the 'middle class'."? In what way? AnotherMcIntosh Mar 2013 #7

I guess I am just somewhat more optimistic than you. cbayer Mar 2013 #10

We agree. cbayer Mar 2013 #12

All true, but there are also activist groups like this. cbayer Mar 2013 #6