Posted on 07/27/2015 1:51:16 AM PDT by Kaslin
“I pine for an America defined by people who quietly and faithfully go about their days, caring for their families, serving their employers and leaving a legacy an American Dream fulfilled.”
The industrial exodus from the U.S. spelled the end of that possibility. Now as we watch what’s left of industry train turd worlders to do the jobs at half the wage of American workers then send the Americans home with 96 weeks of unemployment where they must eventually get minimum wage jobs for <30 hrs per week to pay to live in their parents’ guest room, what can turn the trend around?
What a FUN article!
1. She will be 69 years old less than a month before Election Day 2016, and she's not as hale as Ronald Reagan was in 1980.
2. The scandal involving likely illegal use of a private email server to conduct official Federal government business--especially as sensitive as the work in the Department of State.
3. The potentially brewing scandal involving finances at the Clinton Foundation. And it could tie in with the bribery scandal at FIFA, since people might wonder if the Clinton Foundation was used to launder bribe money to and from FIFA.
4. Her general unlikeability. Many on the Left feel she's too elitist and aloof, reminding them of Teresa Heinz-Kerry from 11 years ago.
In short, Hillary Clinton is not exactly likeable and is a magnet for scandal. And that makes her highly vulnerable to a Swift Boat Veterans-style political attack that she'll never recover from.
Two-party system -don’t have one; just two wings of same SCREW THEM party. Doesn’t matter which wing is in charge, we ALWAYS get screwed.
Checks and balances - a bad joke. Johnny Roberts, Crybaby John, Flubber Face Mitch, the half breed and his retinue of clowns never heard of the concept.
We should call this land mass The Dysfunctional States or Acirema, where the guilty are rewarded and the innocent are punished.
We have two options.
1: Reduce American living conditions so we’re “competitive” (as is, make life so $#!tty here that we’ll work for less than the Chinese.)
2: Get rid of the free trade, globalization pipe dream, and enact an aggressive protectionist policy.
Neither are particularly appealing.
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