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How Did We Get to the Point That We Could Consider a Communist for Pr
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Cardfan1 Wrote:Stock market gains are great, but the middle class sees little of that. That money gets reinvested back at the top to continue to blow up the balloon. How our markets are surging is actually scary; the rest of the world is on a roller coaster.

Most of that wage growth is the rise in minimum wage laws in 26 states. It is ironic that the president and those on the right are touting wage growth when most of the growth is produced by legislation republicans don't support.


So much for Détente. Wages actually fell during the Obama Era. But let me give you ironic. Keynesian die hards such as those who openly deny the successes of Reagan Era and of the last 3 years, have since Nov of 2016 been directing their fire inside of their own tight little circle. I cite the fact that there are 10 trillion more dollars on the Keynesian lazy-susan and supposedly, that fact doesn't help the middle and lower class. You can only give people so much, and that certainly means you can't give them more than you have to give. But you guys are the ones who evidently think money sort of magically multiplies itself like a river that can't dry up. You really going to try and say little to none of the 10 trillion dollars of found money made it's way into middle class pockets? Who do you think really buys that? It certainly is not those of the voting majority who put Trump in the White House in the first place.

Your wage growth argument is a Democrat lying talking point.
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How Did We Get to the Point That We Could Consider a Communist for Pr - by TheRealThing - 02-17-2020, 10:33 PM

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