trenchfoot
Lifer
And the Repubs are stuck with trumpeting the same tired, worn out failed ideological "stimulative ideas" that oversaw and was one of the main reasons why one of the worst economic downturns in the nation's history occurred: cut taxes for the rich and deregulate. Boy oh boy, that really worked exactly as planned.....for the rich and big businesses....and ONLY for the rich and big businesses, at the expense of the working class and the poor.
And look at the latest talking points coming from the Repubs:
"Don't blame the rich, blame yourselves". - So the "have's" that's been busily corrupting our politicians and skewing every economic angle they can tweak their way by using their money and their influence to create even more money and influence have now securely positioned themselves to be able to say "don't blame the rich, blame yourselves". Yeah, that makes a good argument for why the economy looks the way it does. It really does, doesn't it? Points the finger right at the cause of it.
"The Dems have started class warfare against the rich" - HA ha! The rich have been at war with the working class since Reagan took office and now.....and NOW they have the gall to accuse those that they have long been at war with of the same tactic they've been using to take control of the gov't so as to use the gov't itself against the very people it was meant to protect. The very rich have been practicing this legal form of tyranny of theirs against the working class for the longest time to the point where to them, hey, "it's just the way things are supposed to be". Their rhetoric and actions of late is direct evidence of this attitude.
I could go on and on with the laughable drivel the Repub spin machine have been generating of late, but the real reason all of these weak arguments have been cropping up is simply this: Taking care of the rich first and above all by cutting their taxes, by deregulating their businesses and by letting them corrupt-to-own the gov't has proved beyond doubt that this ideology they have been operating under is devastating to the health of the nation. Ergo, weak excuses, deflection, disinformation and disingenuous campaigning because they can't point to an economic plan as a solution to a problem that was the cause of the problem in the first place.
And look at the latest talking points coming from the Repubs:
"Don't blame the rich, blame yourselves". - So the "have's" that's been busily corrupting our politicians and skewing every economic angle they can tweak their way by using their money and their influence to create even more money and influence have now securely positioned themselves to be able to say "don't blame the rich, blame yourselves". Yeah, that makes a good argument for why the economy looks the way it does. It really does, doesn't it? Points the finger right at the cause of it.
"The Dems have started class warfare against the rich" - HA ha! The rich have been at war with the working class since Reagan took office and now.....and NOW they have the gall to accuse those that they have long been at war with of the same tactic they've been using to take control of the gov't so as to use the gov't itself against the very people it was meant to protect. The very rich have been practicing this legal form of tyranny of theirs against the working class for the longest time to the point where to them, hey, "it's just the way things are supposed to be". Their rhetoric and actions of late is direct evidence of this attitude.
I could go on and on with the laughable drivel the Repub spin machine have been generating of late, but the real reason all of these weak arguments have been cropping up is simply this: Taking care of the rich first and above all by cutting their taxes, by deregulating their businesses and by letting them corrupt-to-own the gov't has proved beyond doubt that this ideology they have been operating under is devastating to the health of the nation. Ergo, weak excuses, deflection, disinformation and disingenuous campaigning because they can't point to an economic plan as a solution to a problem that was the cause of the problem in the first place.