You have to admit...the DNC and Mexico have discreetly worked the system quite methodically over many years. They’ve done well for themselves and Mexico while fucking good American people over. They have all but taken over Mexifornia at virtually every political level.
The absolute, hands-down political headliner and priority in Mexifornia is “IMMIGRANTS”
and now the DNC has endorsed anchor baby and aggressive illegal alien activist Kevin De Leon.
Don’t let your state be the next to be taken by Mexico...VOTE to keep America American...VOTE REPUBLICAN!
Poor Republicans have been convinced it's poor people and immigrants who have fucked over the middle class.
How Trump’s tax bill pits the rich against the poor
California is often the first state in the West to test new solutions to social and environmental problems. These days, the state is at the fore of a much more ambitious challenge, as it finds its progressive ideals — and its increasingly diverse citizenry — in frequent opposition to the policies of President Donald Trump. Every month, in the Letter from California, we chronicle efforts in the state to grapple with its role in the changing, modern West.
“Don’t blame Wall Street, don’t blame the big banks” if you’re unemployed and poor, Herman Cain, a Republican presidential candidate and Tea Party favorite,
told the Wall Street Journal back in 2011.
As protests against bank bailouts erupted across the country, Cain showed little empathy for the millions of people losing their jobs and homes. The Occupy Wall Street demonstrations, Cain declared, struck him as “anti-capitalism.”
His words came to mind recently when President Donald Trump signed the final version of a Republican tax bill that will not only cut taxes for large corporations and America’s wealthiest, but do so primarily by slashing trillions of dollars over the next decade from programs that serve low-income and middle-class families. The law puts at risk Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security, income assistance and nutrition assistance programs, college tuition and job-training aid, and environmental protections. If Occupy Wall Street was considered anti-capitalist, then the new tax law is a love song to social Darwinism in its purest form, shamelessly pitting the 1 percent against the 99 percent.
