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- iHaveNet.com: Politics
by Kristen Soltis
Occupy Wall Street is exciting those on the left who have hoped for their own
Those sympathetic to Occupy Wall Street could say that the movement chiefly wishes for fairness and accountability. Those who support the
Yet on the substance, the two movements differ significantly. While the
It would be a mistake for conservatives and Republicans to dismiss Occupy Wall Street as unimportant. Plenty of Americans who aren't inclined to camp out in a park are still angry that unemployment remains over 9 percent, aren't comfortable bailing out big business, and are still profoundly frustrated about our financial and government institutions. These feelings are not confined to one party or ideology.
Yet the
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