[Bratch]

[BlackAdderess]

This is a great explanation.

[Louis Foxwell]

We, the people, are measured against those who would drag us into a global Armageddon of debt and profiteering. This is a war we must win.

[Texas Fossil]

“banking was a boring job and only slide rule bean-counters and actuarial accountants moved into that sector of the workforce.”

“Most people don’t like math – these were not exciting jobs.”

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1. accounting is not mathematics. Yes, it adds and subtracts number and works in percentages.

2. a “slide rule” will nether add nor subtract.

3. a slide rule has nothing to do with bean counters.

4. the author of the article probably has never seen and certainly not operated a slide rule. But remember a pencil and slide rule in the hands of scientists put a man on the moon.

[Pelham]

This is a very good article. 'Sundance' is obviously more than the grocery clerk that the increasingly unhinged Mark Levin dismisses him as being

♦ When Speaker Paul Ryan says: “Donald Trump and I come from two different wings of the party”, he is specifically pointing out this disconnect, yet few draw attention to it.

Trump represents the Main Street wing, Ryan represents the Wall Street wing.

Going back to the opening paragraphs. The news and opinion punditry never take the time to explain the root cause of the disassociation, because: A) Group one doesn’t understand it; and B) Group two is compensated to remain willfully blind (ignore) to it.

Yes, there is a fundamental ideological conflict within this 2016 election:

Wall Street/Globalists -vs- Main Street/Nationalists