When you don't have policies you want to share, there really isn't much you can do other than find people who are more popular than yourself to prop you up. Desperation is very evident right now and time is running out.
Astrology is for suckers and has no connection to science
Rick wrote: When you don't have policies you want to share, there really isn't much you can do other than find people who are more popular than yourself to prop you up. Desperation is very evident right now and time is running out.
I absolutely love how you project your own insecurities and anxieties onto the "other side." Just like trump.
BTW - Harris has pages of policies. Apparently, you just don't want to look.
Rick wrote: When you don't have policies you want to share, there really isn't much you can do other than find people who are more popular than yourself to prop you up. Desperation is very evident right now and time is running out.
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GEE, is that why Trump looks exhausted and has ,for the most part,EXITED,cancelling many interviews and rallies ???
koobookie wrote: Oh, and Rick? trump's economic policy is basically tariffs on everything and tax cuts for his rich friends.
And another collectivist lie bites the dust . . . 3 years ago, oh by the way . . . and still they hope that repeating the lie often enough will somehow fundamentally transform it into the truth.
That means most middle-income and working-class earners enjoyed a tax cut that was at least double the size of tax cuts received by households earning $1 million or more.
What's more, IRS data shows earners in higher income brackets contributed a bigger slice of the total income tax revenue pie following the passage of the tax reform law than they had in the previous year.
In fact, every income bracket with filers earning $200,000 or more increased its tax burden in 2018 compared to 2017, and every income bracket with a top limit lower than $200,000 paid a smaller proportion of the total personal tax revenue collected.
That means that Republicans' tax reform law resulted in the tax code becoming slightly more progressive - the exact opposite of what Democrats have claimed over the past four years.
