latimes.com/politics/story… What would a Sander's win look like? We most likely loose the House and the Senate. It would be massive gridlock and everyone assuming he would wipe out their student debt and deliver singlepayer-would be disappointed to learn he can do none that.
If you add all the programs up that Sanders as promised-you are talking about 114 Trillion dollars in spending -projected for a 4 year period. When the average yearly budget is 1 trillion. washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2019…
You would have to raise tax rates on the middle class to the amount you see in Europe. At around 75% And the U.S. market is not sizable enough to offset taxation of that amount for corporations-so they would relocate outside the US.
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Every one who thinks the supertax can work in the United States for reasons-assumes that corporations would be fixed to the U.S.
I have no belief it will.
France almost went broke. Because when HQs closed they took the jobs and the revenue with them. reuters.com/article/us-fra…
I have no belief it will.
France almost went broke. Because when HQs closed they took the jobs and the revenue with them. reuters.com/article/us-fra…
You remember when local governments had budget furloughs because they were not seeing the revenue in taxes to pay workers. I do. It had a ripple affect. To local restaurants and retail. ibew.org/articles/13dai…
Too many out of work people.
I don't have a good vision of a President Sanders.
I just don't. I just think he may be better-ish than Trump on not putting people in cages
Joe Rogan-though- so race relations--ehh
I don't have a good vision of a President Sanders.
I just don't. I just think he may be better-ish than Trump on not putting people in cages
Joe Rogan-though- so race relations--ehh
The US is one of the best economies of the world because it is viewed as stable. We don't have the highest educated workforce. We don't have the most consumers, and we don't have an advantage on manufacturing. Ppl locate here-because we are stable. cnbc.com/2020/01/27/the…
And as much as twitter woke loves to call everyone corporatist, and be anti corporation.
You need revenue to pay for a vast social safety net. Elect Sanders--I think we will see a run on the economy of companies fleeing . hbr.org/1996/09/capita…
You need revenue to pay for a vast social safety net. Elect Sanders--I think we will see a run on the economy of companies fleeing . hbr.org/1996/09/capita…
I think he would be more hawkish than Sanders supporters expect because realities dictate a nuisance approach. He does not do nuisance. libertyunionparty.org/?page_id=363
I await the twitter war to come.
