5 Dec 2022 8:12 pm
The problem I have is this: The Democrats and Republicans are fake enemies. They put on a show to galvanize their supporters so they don't need to be truly accountable. Way too much lobby money goes into the coffers of congress to truly get policies changed that would benefit the working class. Big Corporations have more power than anyone else in congress. Right now, inflation is wrecking the economy because of Corporations raising prices and netting record profits.Monderegal » 05 Dec 2022, 3:53 pm » wrote: ↑ Voters are commonly preclusive towards programs that aid the populus as a whole and not the "rich". So why has nobody noticed the pro labor policies of the Biden Presidency? Is there any voters out there who still support the deep blue spending of the like of Bernie Sanders supporters? It seems the dialogue has broken down to some sort of debate on non-binary identification (whatever the hell that means) and not on the true governmental roles of the policies of fiscal policy that was the crux of the debate for most of the past century. Am I wrong about this? I personally deplore spending policies on unwise investments that seem to find themselves in the pockets of organized crime and other nefarious actors, but the politics of race baiting and their opposition seems to be what grabs viewers. That in turn has altered the political calculus from my vantage point. Please can we go back to the debate of policy that doesn't involve our differences as a center point.