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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4814590" data-attributes="member: 24302">There are a lot more middle class taxpayers than the wealthy which is why taxes fall mainly on the middle class.&nbsp; And if you knew about Bill Clinton, you would know that he hired a Republican campaign strategist, Dick Morris, for his reelection bid.&nbsp; Morris advised him to go center-right and claim all Republican issues as his own.&nbsp; The economy was heating up with the dot.com bubble, the Republicans had been running Congress well for two years, and Monica Lewinsky hadn&#039;t become an issue yet.I&#039;m well aware of what Rome did.&nbsp; And as I pointed out Christianity spread throughout the empire, the empire broke up into many nations that were Christian in beliefs, and how they based their systems of jurisprudence was based on the laws given in the Bible which at one time for millennia was fervently followed.&nbsp; Not discounting Rome&#039;s role at all, it was instrumental in the spread of Christianity.&nbsp; Your denials are based on hatred of Christianity, but scholars, historians of every ilk disagree with you.&nbsp; Today&#039;s deniers of history really aren&#039;t any different than the various fascist groups in the last century who burned books.&nbsp; Heaven help us if you get power over the country.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4814590, member: 24302"] There are a lot more middle class taxpayers than the wealthy which is why taxes fall mainly on the middle class. And if you knew about Bill Clinton, you would know that he hired a Republican campaign strategist, Dick Morris, for his reelection bid. Morris advised him to go center-right and claim all Republican issues as his own. The economy was heating up with the dot.com bubble, the Republicans had been running Congress well for two years, and Monica Lewinsky hadn't become an issue yet. I'm well aware of what Rome did. And as I pointed out Christianity spread throughout the empire, the empire broke up into many nations that were Christian in beliefs, and how they based their systems of jurisprudence was based on the laws given in the Bible which at one time for millennia was fervently followed. Not discounting Rome's role at all, it was instrumental in the spread of Christianity. Your denials are based on hatred of Christianity, but scholars, historians of every ilk disagree with you. Today's deniers of history really aren't any different than the various fascist groups in the last century who burned books. Heaven help us if you get power over the country. [/QUOTE]

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