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Why doesn’t the Republican Party care about the Middle Class? Because the Big Business interests they represent don’t need us.
Globalization gives Big Business access to a huge market outside the U.S. for their goods and services and cheap labor, so American Middle Class consumers and workers aren’t as important as they were.
As jobs for Americans become scarce, because more and more jobs are outsourced, Middle Class American workers will work for low wages they would never have accepted in the past. And there is little American workers can do to protect themselves, because since the Regan administration the Republican Party has worked to destroy the labor unions. Now workers are on there own and can no longer look to their unions to protect them from the predatory practices of Corporate America. So, not only can Big Business do with fewer American workers, jobs are so scarce they will work for less and less money and benefits than in the past. So, it is a win, win for the Big Business interests the Republicans represent.
The irony is that the Republican Party not only aids Corporate America, it gets the very people their policies hurt to help them do it by flat out lying about what they are really about. Brilliant!
Showing posts with label republican party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label republican party. Show all posts
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Coincidence?
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was approved by about 7% of Southern Democrats, known as the Dixiecrats. From that time on into the 1990’s the South, which had once been primarily Democratic, became predominantly Republican, with many of the Dixiecrats joining the Republican Party whose Southern members had overwhelmingly opposed the Act.
Today the hard right wing of the Republican Party is dominated by Southern Republicans. Draw what conclusions you will.
Today the hard right wing of the Republican Party is dominated by Southern Republicans. Draw what conclusions you will.
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Throw the Bums Out?
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“Throw the bums out. I’m voting for an outsider, not one of those Washington insiders growing fat on the taxpayers.” Right.
Look, I’ve been following politics like it was the World Series for over forty years and I used to believe that too. Finally I realized that nobody who doesn’t know how Washington works stands a chance in the Congress. They get eaten alive.
Just be sure you hold whoever gets your vote accountable. Phone, write, and e-mail. They do listen. Don’t buy into the ‘throw the bums out philosophy’. Would you hire a guy to fix your car who didn’t know auto mechanics?
“Throw the bums out. I’m voting for an outsider, not one of those Washington insiders growing fat on the taxpayers.” Right.
Look, I’ve been following politics like it was the World Series for over forty years and I used to believe that too. Finally I realized that nobody who doesn’t know how Washington works stands a chance in the Congress. They get eaten alive.
Just be sure you hold whoever gets your vote accountable. Phone, write, and e-mail. They do listen. Don’t buy into the ‘throw the bums out philosophy’. Would you hire a guy to fix your car who didn’t know auto mechanics?
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