Nah. Scoreboard don’t lie.
It was almost impossible to lose the last one, but the Dems figured out a way. And now they appear to be doubling-down on the strategy.
Normal people don’t want to be associated with that.
That is what I was saying when I said Republicans and Democrats/ voters of said parties.
Republicans voted for it- but Democrats failed to produce a viable alternative, which did not happen overnight.
Yes there is- several hundred million people. But they didn’t do so, because Democrats have failed to police their own party and lost any moral or popular high ground they should have had.
Zoom out a bit and consider the position you’re defending- does that seem helpful against the orange...
I get what you’re saying. I’m pretty close to equally outraged over something “really fng corrupt” and something “really really fng corrupt” when it comes to our elected officials, however.
At some point, sleaze is just sleaze- unit of measure stops mattering a whole lot.
But members of Congress do have privileged information before the public. They really are not different in the sense that both parties are using that info (and influence) via their public position to enrich themselves.
By what mechanism that takes place is different, but the fact that both...
They’re attacking wherever the mannequin with the stupid-looking ponytail happens to be standing, with great success.
Need an adjustment at halftime or we have zero chance. Very lucky to not be down a few more goals at halftime than we are.
Losing trust in investing in the markets after the past few (or fifteen) years especially seems like a crazy conclusion to arrive at to me.
Any idea why?