Xavier_Onassis » 18 Apr 2023, 10:53 am » wrote: ↑
The Democratic Party is the only movement that opposes in any way the slow and inexorable movement of all the wealth in this nation into the hand of a smaller and smaller elite.
Trump will bring prosperity only to people far wealthier than Trump.
Hate to tell you cucky, but your Democrat NAZI PARTY OF THE ELITIST RICH are the ones DEMANDING POWER!!
Funny how EVERYONE, but you that is, KNOW that the REPUBLICANS HAVE BECOME THE PARTY OF THE BLUE COLLAR WORKING MAN since REPUBLICANS actually DO what they said they would.
ALL your Party of Democrat NAZIS have done is DESTROY middle class Americans and done ALL you can to obtain more and more consolidated power OF THE RICH AND POWERFUL!!
https://www.standingforfreedom.com/2021 ... -the-rich/
Quick Facts
- Data shows that 65 percent of taxpayers with a household income of $500,000 or more were in Democratic districts, while 74 percent of taxpayers with a household income of $100,000 or less were in Republican districts.
- ome Democrats are pushing for a removal of President Trump’s cap on tax deductions, benefitting the 1 percent.
- Democrats now want to lift the cap on state and local tax deductions, currently set at $10,000, which would most benefit high-income Democrats in blue states.
From the days of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democrats have claimed the title, often erroneously, of being the party of the working man. Many in the South — both white and black — developed a dedication to Roosevelt and the Democratic Party because of New Deal policies. To quote “Song of the South,” the famous
ballad by the country music band Alabama: [...]
Recent data shows the Democratic Party’s transition from the party of the working man to the party of the rich is complete. IRS
data shows that Democrats represent 65 percent of taxpayers with a household income of $500,000 or more while 74 percent of taxpayers in Republican districts have household incomes of less than $100,000.
While the reversal has been going on for years, the change has become most noticeable since the 2016 election of Donald Trump, who won in not only the South and Midwest but also the Rust Belt states, once thought to be off limits to Republicans.
After Trump’s election economist and political commentator Robert Reich wrote an
article for The Guardian regarding the change in “working man” votes. Reich was wrong about several things such as predicting that Trump’s policies would stymie the economy, but he got one thing right: Working class Americans are rejecting the Democratic Party because despite its years of promising to support workers and being rewarded with power, the Democratic Party did nothing to stop the decline of the American working class.
It must REALLY SUCK that you are SOOOOO damn EASY to bitch slap around, huh, Dr. PEDO???