Dayhoff Westminster Soundtrack: HuffPost Business: Daily KosPoll - Majority Of GOP Voters Favor Raising Taxes On Wealthy

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

HuffPost Business: Daily KosPoll - Majority Of GOP Voters Favor Raising Taxes On Wealthy

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Poll: Majority Of GOP Voters Favor Raising Taxes On Wealthy

Nearly three-quarters of Americans say they support President Barack Obama's proposal to tax households making $1 million or more at the same or higher rate as middle-class households, according to a recent poll from website Daily Kos.

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