danielpalos
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So far; I have heard he is willing to hedge with only one account.
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"What is Trump's actual economic plan?"
He doesn't have one.
"What is Trump's actual economic plan?"
He doesn't have one.
was obama's economic plan to add 15 million or so to the food stamp rolls; and have 13 million MORE on them for a record 45 million sill on them in his SEVENTH YEAR?
WAS HIS PLAN TO MAKE THE RICH RICHER AND THE POOREST POORER?
because that's what has actually happened
ok enter your excuse for that here_______________________
"What is Trump's actual economic plan?"
He doesn't have one.
was obama's economic plan to add 15 million or so to the food stamp rolls; and have 13 million MORE on them for a record 45 million sill on them in his SEVENTH YEAR?
WAS HIS PLAN TO MAKE THE RICH RICHER AND THE POOREST POORER?
because that's what has actually happened
ok enter your excuse for that here_______________________
you left a mess to clean.
why you mas he cleaned your mess up?
you destroyed the world economy
why ?
It wasn't a problem for FDR; why can't the Right handle it?Still no relevant answer as to why the wealthiest in the US, who are "worth more than Canada" need even more money to create more jobs.Citation please, Person on the Right.“When the people find that they can vote themselves money that will herald the end of the republic.”
― Benjamin Franklin
Only the Right is cognitively dissonant enough to blame the least wealthy who vote the least.
So you're retracting this: "I love it when the clueless and Causeless Right has no Thing but fallacy to work with."
Perhaps you're ready to admit that had FDR not invaded the private economy via GSE's Fannie (and subsequently Freddy) there would never have been a mortgage meltdown.
Democrat policies caused it, didn't they.
Why do the wealthiest need even more money to allegedly create jobs?
IN 1985, THE FORBES 400 were worth $221 billion combined. Today, they’re worth $1.13 trillion—more than the GDP of Canada.
THERE’VE BEEN FEW new additions to the Forbes 400. The median household income has also stagnated—at around $44,000.
AMONG THE FORBES 400 who gave to a 2004 presidential campaign, 72% gave to Bush.
IN 2005, there were 9 million American millionaires, a 62% increase since 2002.
IN 2005, 25.7 million Americans received food stamps, a 49% increase since 2000.
ONLY ESTATES worth more than $1.5 million are taxed. That’s less than 1% of all estates. Still, repealing the estate tax will cost the government at least $55 billion a year.
.... Source: A Look at the Numbers How the Rich Get Richer Mother Jones
Perhaps you're ready to admit that had FDR not invaded the private economy via GSE's Fannie (and subsequently Freddy) there would never have been a mortgage meltdown.
Well???
oh; and, citation, please.
Perhaps you're ready to admit that had FDR not invaded the private economy via GSE's Fannie (and subsequently Freddy) there would never have been a mortgage meltdown.
Well???