Was it really necessary for Republicans to do more to increase income inequality with their tax cuts?
This column states that “Inequality around the world has reached an irreversible tipping point.” Sad!
Was it really necessary for Republicans to do more to increase income inequality with their tax cuts?
This column states that “Inequality around the world has reached an irreversible tipping point.” Sad!
Congratulations to the Trump administration for finally doing something to benefit consumers instead of businesses. The $1 billion fine shows that banks need to be regulated while Republicans want to relax the rules. Sad!
This excellent column points out that the attention the media has given to Daniels, Cohen and Comey makes it harder to focus on issues such as the economy.
The column states:
“The intense media attention on Trump’s personal deficiencies might not actually move many more voters than they already have, and the economic message pushed by Democrats—one that’s rooted, in part, in the tax bill—is having a hard time breaking through.”
Sad!
I don’t feel sorry for anyone who voted for Trump who is hurt by his policies. He’s doing what he said he would do during the campaign. Trump voters have forced all of us to put up with an incompetent, lying bigot.
This is an excellent article in the New York Times. The writer got out of New York and spoke with Midwestern farmers about their concerns and the potential impact on future elections.
This article explains where corporations have used the savings from the tax cuts. Shareholders are the people company executives report to, not the employees. Therefore, they are going to give the benefits to the shareholders.
Sad!
Update: Tax cut riches have gone to execs and investors over workers by nearly 3-to-1 margin
This excellent column highlights the role of private equity firms who have leveraged immense debt. The decline of retail stores is not just attributable to Amazon and Walmart.
Trump likes to blame Amazon because its founder, Jeff Bezos owns the truth which has the nerve to report accurately about Trump.
Sad!
Here are the numbers from Bloomberg:
Trump is seventh since 1900 and hasn’t bragged about the market lately. For better or worse, it’s his market now.
Stocks were not a big part of his wealth and he apparently divested himself of them so I don’t think he really cares what happens. He primarily cares about himself.
Sad!
They care more about businesses than individual consumers.