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The democrats need to stop talking about their tax plans, socialism, and the New Green Deal.
It seems to be frightening investors and everyone else that doesn't want to go down the path to poverty.
Maybe they should go back to the Russia Hoax. No one believes them on that anymore.
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It's pretty funny phma is blaming congress for declines in the markets here. But just two days ago ...
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I wonder why the financial media keeps try to blame the market going up on Trump or congress. Weird !!!
Especially when Trump hasn't even seen the final deal or committee agreement.
The tentative agreement, which involves 55 miles of new border fencing, still requires approval from Trump, who reportedly is not “thrilled” but stopped short of saying he will reject it.
... he was complaining that the media was erroneously trying to blame congress for the ups and downs of the market!
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It's pretty funny phma is blaming congress for declines in the markets here. But just two days ago ...
... he was complaining that the media was erroneously trying to blame congress for the ups and downs of the market!
The difference is I'm not the media. They play the lefties like a Yoyo daily. I never bought their reasoning why it went up. It wasn't b/c of Trump or congress.
Remember, according to the left, it only goes down b/c of Trump or congress. It can never go up b/c of them.
Only Obama gets credit when it goes up.
That's the rule, according to the left, as indicated in the thread.
The difference is I'm not the media. They play the lefties like a Yoyo daily. I never bought their reasoning why it went up. It wasn't b/c of Trump or congress.
Remember, according to the left, it only goes down b/c of Trump or congress. It can never go up b/c of them.
Only Obama gets credit when it goes up.
That's the rule, according to the left, as indicated in the thread.
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Originally Posted by phma
President Trump is absolutely the greatest on the economy. Dow breaks 25,000
I can't see any scenario where the current economy is going to be "great" - with 46% of (22 million!) Floridians living in either poverty or unable to make ends meet....and the current min. wages. What Henry Ford and others tried to fight is coming true. Workers that have no money - HEY, they don't buy things (this is why Ford doubled wages...all the capitalists got angry with him).
We are very deep into the plutocracy that the Citi memo detailed in 2005...only a small fraction of Americans have the means to drive much of the economy. The rest are pounding sand.
This is why we see the Right pivoting from "We will truly do all the rights things for the forgotten man" to fear based politics like "NEVER Socialism". This despite that fact that, by any measure, we have been socialist in that sense for a long time...and it worked out well for the USA. But since our politics tend to be at 3rd grade level, if the GOP can use single word "weapons" they will probably win and destroy the country even more.
After all, Make America Great Again is 4 words. Socialism is one. That makes it preferable to stable geniuses.
Anyone who watched the HBO flick on Brexit knows how hard they worked to come up with their slogan:
Take Back Control
Insidious. It implies that the poor working stiff in the UK actually HAD control, when the truth is that Corporations and the 1% have ALWAYS been in control there. But if you can point unhappy people to such a slogan they will gladly vote themselves ruin to achieve it.
The democrats need to stop talking about their tax plans, socialism, and the New Green Deal.
It seems to be frightening investors and everyone else that doesn't want to go down the path to poverty.
Maybe they should go back to the Russia Hoax. No one believes them on that anymore.
No. What is frightening investors is record low retail numbers, increasing personal debt, increasing jobless claims, and government revenue declines.
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No. What is frightening investors is record low retail numbers, increasing personal debt, increasing jobless claims, and government revenue declines.
Yes we know and one month is a trend right !!!
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