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Defeated? Hardly. Your trickle down theory is defeated by the cold hard facts of reality I showed in the wage gains versus productivty graph.Originally Posted by PawDawg
As far as the “solution” I am not entirely sure, but it isn’t more of the same. It is logical that investment in the commons is more likely to solve the middle class problems than more policy that continues to yield the same meager scraps for the vast majority of the population in a world of overwhelming abundance.
Fixed it for you.
More of the same? Funny. 2 years of what Trump has done is not more of the same we had with Bush and Obama.
That darned old narcissist Trump!
Hey, it is a safe bet in a forum full of FoxNews watchers. They actually know less than people that don’t watch any news at all!
CNN robots do that
Do you really believe all the crap you spew?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2.../#7695483612ab
To use one of your lines, did you read the article? It proves nothing—see quote below.
“The Fox News effect is a correlation. It doesn’t prove that watching Fox News causes people to be ill-informed.
Causes are much trickier to establish.”
You love to post crap from liberal rags to “prove” your point, and again, they prove nothing.
Fox News obviously has conservative commentators, but their straight news is just as valid as any other news organization (better than your favorite CNN). Thank goodness there is one major news outlet that is not left leaning.
My post didn’t require causation - just statistical correlation. In a room full of FoxNews watchers, the watcher of any other news source or no news source at all is statistically more likely to be more informed,
Did you read the whole article?
I had Thanksgiving dinner with my son-in-law's extended family last night. There were people from Michigan, Ohio, New Hampshire, Dallas, and Baton Rouge there. We're talking brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents, plus all the accompanying spouses. My son'-in-law's parents hosted the event, and his Mom made everyone agree to avoid discussing politics as the folks from Michigan and New Hampshire in attendance were absolute flaming liberals, while those from Ohio, Dallas and Baton Rouge were conservatives. Still, during the course of the evening, the damn liberals could not control their Trump hate and they simply had to find a way to insult the President. Trust me, the conservatives in attendance did not stand for it and pointed out the liberal's hypocrisy for wanting to crucify President Trump while they look with a blind eye on the treason that was committed by Obama, Hillary, and countless others that served in the DOJ and FBI during the Obama administration (and might I add, I was extremely pleased to hear the conservative views being championed by my son-in-law's uncle from Ohio). At times, some of the discussions became rather heated. In fact, but for the intervention of my son-in-law's Mom, I'm not sure a couple of those heated discussions wouldn't have been taken outside. I had my wife's elbow in my ribs all night that kept me fairly quiet, but I was explicit in my opinion whenever I was asked for it.
It was very telling for me to witness just how divided, at least when it comes to politics, even families have become today. It made me think of the phrase I've heard used so many times about the Civil War where it is described as "brother against brother". I fear we're headed down that path again today. I just see no path to a peaceful resolution of the differences between socialists and freedom loving capitalists. When even discussions among family members can not remain civil, what chance do we have of ever coming together again as a nation?
This is Obama's legacy. He completely divided this nation and he did so with purpose. That purpose being to basically surrender to the globalists. We'll know by the end of the Trump administration whether Obama succeeded or not.
That is Trump’s political strategy - to focus and hammer on wedge issues. The 2018 midterms could have been about the economy but he prefers to pick at the scabs that cause fighting between the left and right because he believes that fear and hate motivates his base more than hope and optimism.
It's not about fear and hate. It's about protecting American citizens by not allowing open borders.
It's about what is good for our country. goosey is like the typical lib who projects their own shortcomings on to others. I am not fooled by Trump's rhetoric and neither are tens of millions of his supporters. (no, I won't contend that's 100% true, because I don't know every one of his supporters). Because all goosey and his fellow libs have is rhetoric...since their policies fail miserably...they assume everyone must be all about rhetoric too.
You are describing democrats annual election season fear mongering to a tee. And especially Obama and Hillary's campaigns. You just hate to see it coming back to bite your sheeple in the arse?
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