Tarabuster
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Republicans Serve Billionaires. Democrats Fight for Working People.
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September 7, 2026
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15:23Now PlayingRepublicans love calling themselves the party of working people—but the record tells a very different story.
In this powerful Tarabuster clip on the Political Voices Network, the case is laid out plainly: Social Security, Medicare, the eight-hour workday, overtime pay, weekends, workplace protections, retirement security, health insurance, family leave, and union rights came from workers organizing and Democrats fighting for public policy that improved people’s lives.
Meanwhile, Republican politicians keep pushing an agenda built around tax cuts for billionaires, deregulation, union-busting, cuts to essential services, and political division. Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and the billionaire class did not build America alone—working people did.
Republicans say they want to bring America back to the 1950s. Fine. Then bring back the 90% top marginal tax rate, strong unions, affordable higher education, public investment, and an economy where one job could support a family. Republican politicians never want that part back.
The question is simple: Who actually fights for working people—and who works for billionaires?
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