Reagan was one of our worst presidents disguised as a good one so be bamboozled a lot of people. He is directly responsible for many bad things, including increased homelessness, money staying at the top, right wing news, the decline of democracy,...
Republicans are only 30% of the country. Democrats are only 30% of the country.
The job of winners is to engage the other 40% with effective politicking.
It doesn't really matter. Since Reagan, we've had 20 years of a democratic president. The rich still get richer, the poor still get poorer. Most dems are bought out just like all repubs. I just vent on here
Nothings gonna change, but I feel a little better.
I think you a right. In the midst of this national disaster, there are wealthy, entrenched democrats that are not stepping up. They are financially secure, have the best healthcare benefits in the nation (literally), and they hold status. They are self serving, providing lip service.
The working poor have been more impoverished with each passing year. And I know this isn't popular but you need to make English mandatory. If not it fractures the working class so they can't communicate and get distracted by differences. Which was the plan.
👏👏👏 Oh so true. It seems that trickle down was just another theory whose sole purpose was to justify pandering to the whims of the rich at the expense of the many
And erasing the working class. The middle class has been complicit once big money hit the infiltrated the Democratic party. Remember- Bill Clinton and his welfare cuts. Also Natalie meant we could have slave labor elsewhere, out from under prying eyes.
Not to mention that the bulk of the national debt can be attributed to 3 events in the past 25 years: the war on terror, the 2008 financial crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic. Taxes have been cut dramatically during that time. Has very little to do with social programs or foreign aid.
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The job of winners is to engage the other 40% with effective politicking.
Nothings gonna change, but I feel a little better.
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SI.POV.GINI?end=2022&locations=US&start=1990