Jordan Weissmann✔@JHWeissmann
Here's how much of their income 2020 Dems gave to charity in 2017:
Beto - 0.31% (no, that's not a typo)
Harris - 1.4%
Gillibrand - 1.7%
Klobuchar - 1.9%
Sanders - 3.4%
Inslee - 4%
Warren - 5.5%
Why does it not surprise me that Warren leads the pack?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/paloma/daily-202/2019/04/16/daily-202-tax-returns-show-2020-candidates-gave-to-charity-but-not-a-ton/5cb4ab60a7a0a475985bd448/?utm_term=.434d9d77867a …
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✔@JHWeissmann
Here's how much of their income 2020 Dems gave to charity in 2017:
Beto - 0.31% (no, that's not a typo)
Harris - 1.4%
Gillibrand - 1.7%
Klobuchar - 1.9%
Sanders - 3.4%
Inslee - 4%
Warren - 5.5%
Why does it not surprise me that Warren leads the pack?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/paloma/daily-202/2019/04/16/daily-202-tax-returns-show-2020-candidates-gave-to-charity-but-not-a-ton/5cb4ab60a7a0a475985bd448/?utm_term=.434d9d77867a …
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12:00 PM - Apr 16, 2019
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There's a reason why liberals give less than conservatives. Yes, it's true, a liberal professor from Cuse did research and wrote a book about it. He said the results surprised him (again, not a shocker). He concluded conservatives give more time, more money and more blood to charitable causes.
Why you might axe? (The following is my thought, not the authors)
Conservatives believe in individual responsibility, hence we're the solution
Liberals believe in government solutions, so they want government programs to fix the problems charities address
[FONT="]O'Rourke's tax returns show he and his wife underpaid in 2013 and 2014 [/FONT]
When it hits close to home, when reality hits, attitudes change
Cher not saying anything different than what we've been saying for decades, it's just that she's usually attacking us for saying stuff like this
