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To: skinowski who wrote (311830)	6/27/2009 8:06:14 AM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 793931

they continue on the way to redistribute income and gain votes for control. the bill has all kinds of relief for poor and those 150% over poverty line. I expect dems see this as a way to continue to feed the large voter base and tax the upper middle and higher income base. Only when democrat voters and independents feel a heavier tax burden will they vote them out. I didn't see much resistance from corporations or lobbyists to fight cap and trade.. surprising i found ceo's supporting some type of cap and trade... out of fear? Are they scared of democrat machine? even several republican representatives voted for bill , we had enough to block the vote if only a few of them held.