Burr listens to his campaign donors, which mostly includes special interests and corporations. MOST of Burr's constituents don't want Obama care or anything else to do with the status quo. Capitalism works for the 1%. Everyone else is pretty much on their own. DON'T insult my intelligence by suggesting Burr is anything but a status quo minion.
Hagan isn't much better, but she will buck the party line once in a while in support of her constituents. Burr? Never! However, he is rising in the party. Which is better for NC? November 2016 should be about sending representatives to Washington who aren't afraid to stand up to the status quo, the symptom of which is an out of control federal bureaucracy which can only survive, perhaps a little longer, by global domination.
However, you_all, Burr's actions in Washington aren't representative of his constituents, so don't pretend otherwise.
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