Just what my family and other struggling middle class families need, higher taxes to pay for free loaders.

WATCH: Crowd Cheers Hillary Clinton Saying She's "Going to Raise Taxes on the Middle Class"

She just misspoke as there's no doubt she meant to say aren't and I imagine that's what the crowd thought they heard her say.

 

Still, I saw a report that estimated her plan would raise taxes 1.3 trillion and still fall short of funding her policies by over 2 trillion. I'm sure there are other reports that come up with much different estimates but there's no doubt taxes are going up. She will need to redefine "middle class" to avoid backtracking.

Just what my family and other struggling middle class families need, higher taxes to pay for free loaders.

WATCH: Crowd Cheers Hillary Clinton Saying She's "Going to Raise Taxes on the Middle Class"

 

At least give her credit for telling the truth this time.:lol2:

My health insurance sure has sky rocketed since ACA. Now my taxes too? This is a good way to redistribute wealth.

This is pretty funny too. :lol2: :lol2:

 

Trump and Hillary give us laughs for days. :lol2: :lol2:

This is pretty funny too. :lol2: :lol2:

 

Trump and Hillary give us laughs for days. :lol2: :lol2:

 

That is the truly sad part.

 

It is embarrassing as an American that these are the two best we can put forward to be the leader of the most powerful nation in the world.

When the party says cheer, liberals cheer.

What's funny and sad at the same time is that anyone could ever vote for or like Hillary.

Yeah if she had misspoke and it's already been on the news I'm sure she would have commented on how that's not right and I never saw that.

 

This is excellent. :lol2: :lol2:

I listened a few times. I think she said "aren't" and it just sounded odd due to the way she speaks.

 

It could be the beers but I can't stop laughing. I need this to send to people when they ask me questions I don't have answers for. :lol2: :lol2:

Yeah if she had misspoke and it's already been on the news I'm sure she would have commented on how that's not right and I never saw that.

 

 

No need for her to comment on this silliness. Look at the context of her speech. Look at the words immediately prior to those in question. She clearly either didn't enunciate the "n't" fully or the mic didn't pick it or both.

I listened a few times. I think she said "aren't" and it just sounded odd due to the way she speaks.

 

That's what happens when you try to change your dialect depending on who you're talking to.