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The Democratic Party used to engage with American working class people. They taught them how to fish instead of giving them a fish. They would urge them to work and provide programs for homeless people and poor people to lift them up. It was FDR himself who was adamantly against government handouts. He wanted Americans to be working. Same thing with Walter Reuther, the UAW founder a heroic man.
Today, a small percentage of Americans aka the far left Americans champion Joe Biden, a man who is bringing us Walmart jobs. Amazon jobs, there’s no union there, there’s no benefits their getting paid trash. But back in the glorious past, we had industry in this country and we had pride. All across America black and white people worked middle class jobs the inner cities were thriving now they’re uninhabitable today.
And today the unions of the past have been disgraced by left-wing unions like some of the teachers unions who are pro BLM anti-American’s.
Gas prices bc today are more than double what they were under Trump. The average price of a home under Trump is was 200k under Biden it’s 400k ….We have record low numbers of homes on the market. Under Trump the interest rates were 2% under Biden as high as 8 percent.
Today Somebody making 16 or 18 bucks an hour it’s not gonna keep up in most places in the country with big cities with the cost of inflation the cost of living.
57% of Americans can’t get their hands on $1000 for an emergency.
Today A huge chunk of Americans wage does not keep up with a high cost of living
But you know what we hear from privileged elitist Biden supporters or maybe wanna be elitists who live in small pods but accept it ….well they say “the economy is great “
In reality we have record homelessness in this country.
The price of food is high. You go to any restaurant you’re paying through the roof for your meal.
The disgraced Democrat party of today doesn’t live up to the party of Franklin Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. People like Al Smith and Walter Reuther who stood up for union jobs and for the working class in this country. And today You have people like Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton who once sat on the board of Walmart. They convince people how horrible minorities have it in America instead of looking out for all Americans black and white who are struggling and living paycheck to paycheck. Race baiting, extremist LGBT rhetoric, the war in Ukraine is all a distraction from the horrible economy. And I think today’s Democratic Party is is a disgrace to the men and women who built up the democratic party..
Thx RhodyPatriot for the following very informative link. It cannot be denied how horrible the economy is. And I submit that the Black Lives Matter movement, seeing white people take a knee for rich black athletes is a disturbing site, and it is a total distraction from record homelessness in America, from our black and white brothers living on the streets of this country struggling.
Labor Day was once a sacred day on the Democratic Party calendar, commemorated by massive demonstrations in Detroit—the home of the UAW, the Reuther brothers, and dreams of a guaranteed annual wage.
The American labor movement, born in bloodshed in the 1890s, legitimated by the William Jennings Bryan campaign in 1896 and 1890s judicial opinions by such as Oliver Wendell Holmes and William Howard Taft, was further reinforced by the period of labor peace enforced by President Wilson's War Labor Board, of which Taft was co-chairman. The postwar slump weakened but did not extinguish the movement, which revived with the aid of favoritism during the New Deal, culminating in the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, and the tight labor market and need to avoid production interruptions during World War II.
It was astute of Walmart to thus perceive the hitherto unidentified managerial talents of the wives of upwardly mobile Democratic politicians. The explosive growth of Walmart and Amazon took place during the 16 years of the Clinton and Obama administrations, distinguished by their abandonment of any vestige of antitrust policy. Today those two companies, between them, employ 4 million workers, nearly 30 percent of all workers in retail. Main Streets have been denuded. Through no fault of Franklin Roosevelt, the prophecy of Herbert Hoover in 1932 has been realized: “the grass will grow in the streets of a hundred cities, a thousand towns; the weeds will overrun the fields of a thousand farms.”
What Justice Louis Brandeis would have thought of Walmart, Amazon, and the Democrats' embrace of Judge Bork’s “consumer welfare” theories can well be imagined. It was he who cautioned that “only through participation by the many in the responsibilities and determinations of business can Americans secure the moral and intellectual development which is essential to the maintenance of liberty.”
www.theamericanconservative.com
How many young people in America even know what Labor Day is Or what this country stood for in World War II? Hell you might even ask some of them. Hey, do you know what happened on “d day“ ask young Americans about that they prob say “oh a demolition derby”.
We have a record low amount of patriotism among young Americans, record depression and drug usage among young Americans.
Most young people are no longer proud to be American’s
Is there any hope for the future of the democratic party? And what will the future of America look like.???
Today, a small percentage of Americans aka the far left Americans champion Joe Biden, a man who is bringing us Walmart jobs. Amazon jobs, there’s no union there, there’s no benefits their getting paid trash. But back in the glorious past, we had industry in this country and we had pride. All across America black and white people worked middle class jobs the inner cities were thriving now they’re uninhabitable today.
And today the unions of the past have been disgraced by left-wing unions like some of the teachers unions who are pro BLM anti-American’s.
Gas prices bc today are more than double what they were under Trump. The average price of a home under Trump is was 200k under Biden it’s 400k ….We have record low numbers of homes on the market. Under Trump the interest rates were 2% under Biden as high as 8 percent.
Today Somebody making 16 or 18 bucks an hour it’s not gonna keep up in most places in the country with big cities with the cost of inflation the cost of living.
57% of Americans can’t get their hands on $1000 for an emergency.
Today A huge chunk of Americans wage does not keep up with a high cost of living
But you know what we hear from privileged elitist Biden supporters or maybe wanna be elitists who live in small pods but accept it ….well they say “the economy is great “
In reality we have record homelessness in this country.
The price of food is high. You go to any restaurant you’re paying through the roof for your meal.
The disgraced Democrat party of today doesn’t live up to the party of Franklin Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. People like Al Smith and Walter Reuther who stood up for union jobs and for the working class in this country. And today You have people like Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton who once sat on the board of Walmart. They convince people how horrible minorities have it in America instead of looking out for all Americans black and white who are struggling and living paycheck to paycheck. Race baiting, extremist LGBT rhetoric, the war in Ukraine is all a distraction from the horrible economy. And I think today’s Democratic Party is is a disgrace to the men and women who built up the democratic party..
Thx RhodyPatriot for the following very informative link. It cannot be denied how horrible the economy is. And I submit that the Black Lives Matter movement, seeing white people take a knee for rich black athletes is a disturbing site, and it is a total distraction from record homelessness in America, from our black and white brothers living on the streets of this country struggling.
Labor Day was once a sacred day on the Democratic Party calendar, commemorated by massive demonstrations in Detroit—the home of the UAW, the Reuther brothers, and dreams of a guaranteed annual wage.
The American labor movement, born in bloodshed in the 1890s, legitimated by the William Jennings Bryan campaign in 1896 and 1890s judicial opinions by such as Oliver Wendell Holmes and William Howard Taft, was further reinforced by the period of labor peace enforced by President Wilson's War Labor Board, of which Taft was co-chairman. The postwar slump weakened but did not extinguish the movement, which revived with the aid of favoritism during the New Deal, culminating in the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, and the tight labor market and need to avoid production interruptions during World War II.
It was astute of Walmart to thus perceive the hitherto unidentified managerial talents of the wives of upwardly mobile Democratic politicians. The explosive growth of Walmart and Amazon took place during the 16 years of the Clinton and Obama administrations, distinguished by their abandonment of any vestige of antitrust policy. Today those two companies, between them, employ 4 million workers, nearly 30 percent of all workers in retail. Main Streets have been denuded. Through no fault of Franklin Roosevelt, the prophecy of Herbert Hoover in 1932 has been realized: “the grass will grow in the streets of a hundred cities, a thousand towns; the weeds will overrun the fields of a thousand farms.”
What Justice Louis Brandeis would have thought of Walmart, Amazon, and the Democrats' embrace of Judge Bork’s “consumer welfare” theories can well be imagined. It was he who cautioned that “only through participation by the many in the responsibilities and determinations of business can Americans secure the moral and intellectual development which is essential to the maintenance of liberty.”
The Democrats and Labor
The Democratic Party was once the party of labor. That has changed.
www.theamericanconservative.com
How many young people in America even know what Labor Day is Or what this country stood for in World War II? Hell you might even ask some of them. Hey, do you know what happened on “d day“ ask young Americans about that they prob say “oh a demolition derby”.
We have a record low amount of patriotism among young Americans, record depression and drug usage among young Americans.
Most young people are no longer proud to be American’s
Is there any hope for the future of the democratic party? And what will the future of America look like.???
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