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Inhabitants of the Big Money economy are celebrating Republican wins last week. They figure financial regulations will be rolled back, environmental regulations will be canned, the Bush tax cut will be extended to the top 1 percent, and it will be harder for workers to form unions.
Inhabitants of the Average Worker economy aren’t so sure. The economy has been so bad they’re angry at politicians. They showed their anger at the ballot box. They took it out on incumbents.
Delusianne, you almost came to the right conclusion.. The reason why the big money is recovering is because obama wrote legislation which catered to their industry to keep competition out.
They were ALL setup to benefit those on the higher income brackes..
Look at Obama and his bailout of GS.. Coincidence that GS is owned by Buffet and Buffets wealth increased 20% since Obama has taken office, and that Buffet endorsed Obama practically getting him elected? No liberal outrage though over Obama writing special laws to favor his special interest groups though..
Inhabitants of the Big Money economy are celebrating Republican wins last week. They figure financial regulations will be rolled back, environmental regulations will be canned, the Bush tax cut will be extended to the top 1 percent, and it will be harder for workers to form unions.
Inhabitants of the Average Worker economy aren’t so sure. The economy has been so bad they’re angry at politicians. They showed their anger at the ballot box. They took it out on incumbents.
Robert Reich was on Obama's "dream team". Did he forget to mention that? Exactly...
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