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nasty little twerp with crazy bitter-man opinions
chuck schumer retire bitch
You seem to feel totally detached from the society that is surrounding you. It's a little bit worrying.
Eventually it’ll be too expensive for cooks to live there. Then the people will have to cook their own food at the restaurant too.
Dish washing is also obviously going to be a must.
Yeah, well, they definately deserve it and Sanders could be yelled at for all eternity for all I care, but I’m not talking about the Republican establishment but rather the average American voter, and if the Dems are to beat Trump and the Republicans, I just think they need a better way than harrass the cnuts from the right, even if they have it coming.
Otherwise it’ll just end up in a screaming and name calling contest, which is where Trump excells.
Healthcare and the 2. Amendment is where I’d start.
Trump and his idiotic sycophants are not, in any shape or form, OK. But Trump will remain Trump, and if the Dems want to take the fight to his homefield, then so be it. I just think it’d be better if they rose above it and showed America and the world a Democratic Party that stood together and had key isssues like healthcare for all and no guns. Or something like that.
The people who voted for trump and have country club membership or work on wall street or own car dealerships can never be won over by kindness. They like trump's racism and bigotry. That's why the voted for him. They can't get enough. If the Democrats could win these voters with endorsements from lena Dunham and michael Bloomberg and by being tough on crime and outflanking the Republicans on militarism then Hillary would be president right now. Those people should be insulted at every opportunity and made to feel like the soulless pieces of shit they are and always will be.
The people who voted for trump out of ignorance or a desire to stick it to the elites or after being betrayed by the neoliberal dems, they can be won over. These people and the people who are left wing but didnt vote because Democrats offer nothing to help them with the biggest challenges in life can be mobilized. They will support someone who will actually make their lives better. These people shouldnt be harassed. We need to engage them in fighting the entrenched power of capital that controls both parties.
They will support someone who will actually make their lives better
Trump and his idiotic sycophants are not, in any shape or form, OK. But Trump will remain Trump, and if the Dems want to take the fight to his homefield, then so be it. I just think it’d be better if they rose above it and showed America and the world a Democratic Party that stood together and had key isssues like healthcare for all and no guns. Or something like that.
The people who voted for trump and have country club membership or work on wall street or own car dealerships can never be won over by kindness. They like trump's racism and bigotry. That's why the voted for him. They can't get enough. If the Democrats could win these voters with endorsements from lena Dunham and michael Bloomberg and by being tough on crime and outflanking the Republicans on militarism then Hillary would be president right now. Those people should be insulted at every opportunity and made to feel like the soulless pieces of shit they are and always will be.
The people who voted for trump out of ignorance or a desire to stick it to the elites or after being betrayed by the neoliberal dems, they can be won over. These people and the people who are left wing but didnt vote because Democrats offer nothing to help them with the biggest challenges in life can be mobilized. They will support someone who will actually make their lives better. These people shouldnt be harassed. We need to engage them in fighting the entrenched power of capital that controls both parties.
The people who voted for trump and have country club membership or work on wall street or own car dealerships can never be won over by kindness. They like trump's racism and bigotry. That's why the voted for him. They can't get enough. If the Democrats could win these voters with endorsements from lena Dunham and michael Bloomberg and by being tough on crime and outflanking the Republicans on militarism then Hillary would be president right now. Those people should be insulted at every opportunity and made to feel like the soulless pieces of shit they are and always will be.
The people who voted for trump out of ignorance or a desire to stick it to the elites or after being betrayed by the neoliberal dems, they can be won over. These people and the people who are left wing but didnt vote because Democrats offer nothing to help them with the biggest challenges in life can be mobilized. They will support someone who will actually make their lives better. These people shouldnt be harassed. We need to engage them in fighting the entrenched power of capital that controls both parties.
Why does one side have to prove they are this alternative, "above it all" option when the other side has been only getting worse and worse while suffering zero consequences? And no one is suggesting the Democrats elect Howard Stern or someone.
There's a line being drawn regarding the administration's "babies in cages" policy. There's been ample opportunity for the GOP to say that this is not acceptable. They, for the most part, haven't done that. The ones in the administration have gone even further and actively designed these policies and then lied about it at every turn
So when people hem and haw and say, why can't we just be friends, I see a complete disconnect to reality. This is not an issue that you can be moderate about. There is no middle ground.
This is why people voted for Obama and for Trump, none of the other stuff you mentioned. Rational people don't vote for bashing elites or because someone is a bigot and racist. Obama didn't deliver, Hilary took the fall for it, so Trump came with the message "I have your back", people bought into it. If people do not feel he is making their lives better he will be gone. The best form of protest is the ballot box, and that is how people should voice themselves. If the left continue with their current tactics they may end up being worse off. There is a reason that populism and nationalism has risen across the globe. The left should not underestimate how their behaviour also forces people away from voting in their favour.
Were we still in a recession when he left office?Obama didn't deliver
Go on...There is a reason that populism and nationalism has risen across the globe
This is why people voted for Obama and for Trump, none of the other stuff you mentioned. Rational people don't vote for bashing elites or because someone is a bigot and racist. Obama didn't deliver, Hilary took the fall for it, so Trump came with the message "I have your back", people bought into it. If people do not feel he is making their lives better he will be gone. The best form of protest is the ballot box, and that is how people should voice themselves. If the left continue with their current tactics they may end up being worse off. There is a reason that populism and nationalism has risen across the globe. The left should not underestimate how their behaviour also forces people away from voting in their favour.
This is why people voted for Obama and for Trump, none of the other stuff you mentioned. Rational people don't vote for bashing elites or because someone is a bigot and racist. Obama didn't deliver, Hilary took the fall for it, so Trump came with the message "I have your back", people bought into it. If people do not feel he is making their lives better he will be gone. The best form of protest is the ballot box, and that is how people should voice themselves. If the left continue with their current tactics they may end up being worse off. There is a reason that populism and nationalism has risen across the globe. The left should not underestimate how their behaviour also forces people away from voting in their favour.
Were we still in a recession when he left office?
Go on...
+1. Reengaging with the labor unions would be key for democrats. Infct they should be pushing retail workers to unionize ahead of the midterms.
It seems you want an even more divided America by just calling people you don’t agree with a cnut. I share your view on a lot of the Trump voters, but I feel like the Dems need to unite America - not bring it further apart. To mobilize all those potential dem voters, they need a clear and resounding message better than “Harrass the feck out of HuckaSanders & co”. And as I said, name calling and harrassment is straight out of Trumps playbook.
Everyone knows white households rebounded more from the recession than black households. White households started with more wealth to begin with, making it more likely that they’d rebound.
Again, those who already had more were more likely to rebound.Black households didnt rebound at all though. Things actually got worse.
Which is why your vote didn’t help at all.I'd go further and say that if the democratic party was run by its supporters in the sense that most political parties are they wouldn't have had such a tone deaf campaign and such an alienating candidate. But the democratic party is run by people from Arlington virginia and Suffolk county and mountain view California who have never worked a blue collar job in their life and never seen their families members laid off or foreclosed on. And that is the fundamental problem with the democratic party and even losing the biggest layup election of all time hasnt changed anything.
Fair question. My sense is because the same international rules based order that started after WW2 continues uninterrupted today. Bretton Woods, the UN, NATO, European Integration, Asian and African decolonization - the general framework of how the entire world conducts its political affairs hasn't changed irrespective of the many significant events during the intervening period. If there's a change in the global order from democracy to authoritarianism then that would be significant, but trajectory seems to be heading in the opposite direction with the fall of the Soviet empire, the gradual shift towards capital economics in China etc.
Again, those who already had more were more likely to rebound.
There’s even a Netflix show explaining this...
Which is why your vote didn’t help at all.
As Harvard has hopefully learned, disarming is an error. Spicer and Lewandowski should have been denied those fellowships. They should also wonder, every time they walk into a new restaurant, whether they will be told to leave. It is good that Spicer has been unable to cash in on his shameful tenure as White House press secretary with a cushy corporate gig, and it is good that Lewandowski lost his speaker’s bureau contract. Not just because turnabout is sometimes satisfying, but because other Republicans are watching, and if they understand that advancing Trumpist values comes with a cost, it might arrest the right’s slide into illiberalism. That’s something even reluctant factions of the political establishment should awaken to and embrace because all of us are along for the ride together.
Very small number though. Though I can't point to the actual report, I did read that over the last two decades the KKK and their like have dwiddled to a level that they are now a rounding error. So hardly influencial. There isn't this big move of racist organizations. Love to know the comparison of KKK to say BLM, antifa and other such organizations.That's why some people voted for him. Other people saw him call Mexicans rapists on his first day and said "more of that please". Other people voted for him for tax breaks and corruption that could benefit themselves.
Love to know the comparison of KKK to say BLM, antifa and other such organizations.
There seems to be a complete unawareness of many democratic voters how p*ssed off middle America really was
Agree. Think he will lose big time.Farmers in Idaho etc however now may leave trump because of the heart ache these tariffs are causing them. Will the dems have a message for these voters now?
For the global financial system there isn't a straight line from WWII to now though. There are two distinctly different systems/
The early 1970s changed everything in the global financial markets. 1946-1971 is the Bretton Woods era.
1971- current is a new era from the perspective of economic history.
Bretton Woods was dismantled in 1971. The world went off the gold standard and standardized currency exchange rates.
I think a compelling argument can be made that since the dismantling of Bretton Woods and then the radical deregulation of financial services (through Clinton era Financial Services Modernization Act and Commodity Futures Modernization Act) a lot of very important financial trends (like income equality) are more negative and troubling than positive.
In addition to the negative income inequality trend, we have some major volatile economic events that result from the change in the financial system since the 70s. Latin America saw "the Lost Decade" and a lot of volatility. You have damaging events like Soros-Lewis betting on the pound to crash and profiting <billion from the Pound crashing, banking deregulation like Reagan era Savings and Loan mess, Milton Friedman and the laissez-faire awful recommendations that Russia followed post-Soviet breakup, Clinton-Bush created Great Recession of 2008 (really a financial services derivative crisis) and plenty more local problems from Latin America to Eastern Europe.
To the majority of people?You completely didnt address the point. Salford said Obama didnt deliver and you responded by saying we weren't in recession. But to the majority of people we were. I backed up that statement with some data. I'd like to hear what you think about the data and your contention that Obama did deliver instead of rehashing my refusal to vote for someone I thought would be a bad president for the 73rd time.
To the majority of people?
It shows the median wealth rebounding for the majority ethnic group... hence my question.Yes. The chart is median household weath and wealth is a skewed distribution.
It shows the median wealth rebounding for the majority ethnic group... hence my question.
Well yeah... it’s after a recession.It shows median wealth significantly below pre recession levels...
https://www.factcheck.org/2017/09/obamas-final-numbers/
- The economy gained a net 11.6 million jobs. The unemployment rate dropped to below the historical norm.
- Average weekly earnings for all workers were up 4.0 percent after inflation. The gain was 3.7 percent for just production and nonsupervisory employees.
- After-tax corporate profits also set records, as did stock prices. The S&P 500 index rose 166 percent.