What the stock market’s rise under Trump should teach Democrats Updated by Mike Konczal Jul 7, 2017 https://www.vox.com/the-big-idea/20...arket-democrats-wilderness-strategy-economics Q The questions I’m raising here frame a clear choice. How the Democrats decide to answer them will determine much of what they’ll do later. Democrats should redouble their commitment to labor, abandon the obsessive focus on the preferences of American professionals, rein in the most predatory parts of the economy, and throw their weight behind simple, universal programs that would improve citizens’ economic and social lives. The Democratic Party had started to move in this direction during the election, but it was never the central pitch. Now, however, every time the Democrats are tempted to deviate from this agenda, they should remember that the stock market loves Trump and could not care less about his antics. That’s because the business class has already decided what side it is on. Mike Konczal is a fellow with the Roosevelt Institute, where he works on financial reform, unemployment, inequality, and a progressive vision of the economy. UQ
Employment inequalities are another work for Interventionist destruction. This guy is a socialist hack
Democrats take all their cues from the U.N. so good luck with that mess. The best candidate they could field [after they screwed over Bernie Sanders] was some pos that falls down trying to navigate a curb... It's over for that corrupt-beyond-all-rational-belief mess. The DNC is women's libbers and muzzies with some Pinky and The Brain plans to take over the world. They won 19 states and 20% of counties and act like that gives them the right to veto everything the voters want. Trump is being spineless when it comes to locking them up so they still get to make insulting noises whenever they want to, there's that.