Democratic members of the House of Representatives now represent most of the nation's wealthiest people, a sharp turnaround from the long-standing dominance that Republicans have held over affluent districts. More here:
Hey, I guess that means the libs will stop reviling and vilifying the rich, right? Well, they would if they had any brains. I'll let YOU make the prediction.
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"filthy rich Republicans" - 70,000 hits
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Hey, I guess that means the libs will stop reviling and vilifying the rich, right? Well, they would if they had any brains. I'll let YOU make the prediction.
I did a search for:
"filthy rich Republicans" - 70,000 hits
"filthy rich Democrats" - 25,000 hits
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"Democrats have made enormous gains in affluent, educated suburban districts," says Warren Glimpse, founder of Proximity, a firm that analyzes demographics. "What's not clear is whether this reflects a profound change or a temporary blip."
Call it The Bush Blip and watch it shift post-Obama (or sooner if the GOP can run an articulate young candidate in 2012).
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