None of this has anything to do with with why inflation went out of control over the last few years. Glad you're enjoying waxing poetical about corporate tax rates though. Have fun in the corner playing with yourself.
Well, there's really only one side that's openly, by it's actions showed that they are the true threat to democracy. They've went after political opponents using the justice department. They've used the same to squelch free speech. They taken over 99% of the media. They've pretty much completely erased our southern border. They've openly called for elimination of the filabuster. They've openly advocated to expand the supreme court. They've fought tooth and nail to fight any effort for a secure election process. They've advanced the idea of removing the electoral college. They've fought for the disarmament of american citizens.
This is a good question. I don’t think my life will drastically change with either candidate. Yet I do feel more fear creep up thinking about Kamala being prez. It might be that I’ve been consuming info mostly from right wing sources lately. Legitimately though, it’s pretty obvious she has no clue what she’s doing and I can only imagine what that will lead to with foreign policy given that the world is currently on fire. Trump has already been prez and the first 3 years weren’t bad.
The first Republican president was Abe Lincoln. He pretty much shredded the Constitution during his presidency. History has shown us neither party is to be trusted. We are at a point in time where the power has shifted left, but there have been times where the power was shifted right. Too much of either threatens the country, IMO. Political parties by their very nature are divisive. I refuse to be a sheep that puts either on a pedestal and follows blindly.
I have been saying this for years, meaningful Legislation does not get passed without bipartisanship.
