The Stock Market is skyrocketing, the unemployment rate is at historical lows: And apparently Trump is more deeply hated or mistrusted than anyone would have thought--especially in 2016. The House became famously Democrat controlled, even created an Impeachment consensus: In the face of what should be clear sailing for the RNC. Trump says Pelosi hates Republicans. Mostly, USA overall hates Republicans.
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For one thing, the Trump economy is an illusion built on Federal Deficit spending from the Tax Cuts. The money did not go into the market place. It went into the stock market place: With billionaires not entirely known to be buying more food this year than last year. The only one I know--Tim Boyle (Columbia Sportswear) --in fact is not even that much larger than when he was at university. Really large he should be if the money matters, in fact.
The money did not seem to go to Maine, Colorado, North Carolina, or Arizona: For example. Those Senate seats are toss-up. Kentucky is likely a toss-up. The money didn't go to large sectors of the population, already noted in more than one report. McConnell wins no popularity contests in Kentucky. The Trump/McConnell economy doesn't work in Kentucky.
Food banks and Homelessness are on the rise in California, even. The grim humor of the Impeachment vote is that House Minority leader McCarthy is more or less one of a kind: A Republican from California.
That's actually predictable!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(So Moses took from Pharaoh the gift of Usury Economics, (Deut 23:19-20). Farming had only been invented a few centuries before. A few centuries subsequent the Moses Atrocity--of the worldwide subjugation gift, Israel intended--New Testament would show Matt 25:14-30, with basis in usury. The Republicans had taken a New Testament remedy, Matt 20:1-16, away from America--The Make Work Pay Refundable Tax Credit--subsequent the 2010 midterms. Money would not be sent to the marketplace. Many call that outcome--over the course of 4,000 years: Deep-seated anti-semitism, instead. Mohammed, allegedly The Prophet, would at least ban Wealth From Riba, (usury), in Koran. some note that Arabs can be good at math(?), or inventive, or something(?)!)
2020 Senate Election Interactive Map
For one thing, the Trump economy is an illusion built on Federal Deficit spending from the Tax Cuts. The money did not go into the market place. It went into the stock market place: With billionaires not entirely known to be buying more food this year than last year. The only one I know--Tim Boyle (Columbia Sportswear) --in fact is not even that much larger than when he was at university. Really large he should be if the money matters, in fact.
The money did not seem to go to Maine, Colorado, North Carolina, or Arizona: For example. Those Senate seats are toss-up. Kentucky is likely a toss-up. The money didn't go to large sectors of the population, already noted in more than one report. McConnell wins no popularity contests in Kentucky. The Trump/McConnell economy doesn't work in Kentucky.
Food banks and Homelessness are on the rise in California, even. The grim humor of the Impeachment vote is that House Minority leader McCarthy is more or less one of a kind: A Republican from California.
That's actually predictable!
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(So Moses took from Pharaoh the gift of Usury Economics, (Deut 23:19-20). Farming had only been invented a few centuries before. A few centuries subsequent the Moses Atrocity--of the worldwide subjugation gift, Israel intended--New Testament would show Matt 25:14-30, with basis in usury. The Republicans had taken a New Testament remedy, Matt 20:1-16, away from America--The Make Work Pay Refundable Tax Credit--subsequent the 2010 midterms. Money would not be sent to the marketplace. Many call that outcome--over the course of 4,000 years: Deep-seated anti-semitism, instead. Mohammed, allegedly The Prophet, would at least ban Wealth From Riba, (usury), in Koran. some note that Arabs can be good at math(?), or inventive, or something(?)!)
