Tommy Callahan

Did slaves vote for those laws? doesn't seem like apples to apples. Tens of millions of people voted for those laws. Including millions of women. And at the state and local level where statistically one has way more representation than the federal level.

Oh damn. now your devolved into attacking people based on income. While the policies you rage for, create more people in poverty. you guys would have nothing if it wasn't for the nonstop hypocrisy and projection.

Who is We? Kids, pink hats and online PAC/MSN parrots?

Comprehension isnt your strong suit. Its amazing how the left goes back and forth from Per capita, to raw numbers based on who they want to attack.

LMAO. Can they make one policy statement that doesn't start with "Trump" his name must be in that at least 500 times. And for real, that reads like its AI generated, generic as hell and just promotes more of the same Supply side federal spending directly to the Fortune 500(the ones controlled by BlackRock/vanguard).. you know, the policies failing everyone outside the Invester class. Like usual, lacking details and a lot of free.

They are trying to hard to keep the narrative at "orange man bad" vs the fact everyone is seeing the corporate chosen Harris fail on levels every time she speaks. Its generic as hell. Seems to be their only goal in this place.

That entire story was unsourced in Wa Po. it is what it is.

No way

Per unsourced quotes in highly partisan sites.

The left is pandering to ignorance with this economic policy.

Why does the left constantly pivot and focus on the orange dude vs highlighting all the accomplishments and agenda of the DNC. And how it's results are helping so many.

Tax cuts for the wealthy! Corporate tax breaks! Raise prices on consumers! It's called demand side. Every worker got a tax break. Most corporations are not the fortune 500. Inflation, yeah. Something about a few trillion in spending(debt) directly to the fortune 500 can have that affect. You really don't grasp the topics your raging on. Not a good look.

Trickle down is a talking point for people that don't grasp economics. Current supply side is direct state spending to the fortune 500, not main Street. That's not working, but go ahead and call it trickle down. Demand side puts the people in the driver's seat of the economy.