Michael Moore
Michael Moore directed the movie "Capitalism: A Love Story" and is a well-known documentary filmmaker. His movies includes "Roger and Me," "Bowling for Columbine," "Fahrenheit 9/11," and "Sicko." He won the Academy Award for best documentary in 2002 with "Bowling for Columbine," and he was a nominee in 2007 for "Sicko." Michael Moore's Web site is www.MichaelMoore.com.
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"Seventy percent of the American public agree with" Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez "on having the top marginal (tax) rate for the rich" at 70 percent, and "that's…
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"People who die from a home invasion make up a sad but minuscule .04% of all gun murders in the U.S. And over a third…
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In Flint, Mich., "the pipes still haven't been replaced. The water is still poisoned."
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The ammunition used in the Orlando shooting "is banned by Geneva Convention. It enters the body, spins & explodes."
Because of the health care law, "by 2017, we will be funneling over $100 billion annually to private insurance companies."
Says during George W. Bush’s administration "we were losing millions of jobs per month," while under Barack Obama we have "three years of gaining hundreds…
"Not a single banker, a CEO from Wall Street, anyone from corporate America — nobody, (there was) not one arrest of any of these people…
"Just 400 Americans -- 400 -- have more wealth than half of all Americans combined."
During the Reagan administration, "Millions of people were thrown out of work."
During the Reagan era, while productivity increased, "wages for working people remained frozen."