One of the Democrats favorite claims is that
they are for the middle class, which presumes that the Republicans are against the same. But talk is cheap. When it comes to analyzing a situation, you need to be like old
Sargent Friday on Dragnet--- just the facts ma'am.
So, I collected a few facts:
- A thoughtful observation on the current political scene Who votes Democrat? Who are these people?
A third observation comes from
North Dakota, which is a red state. Where the Democrats and the anti-growth allies have not yet squashed the nascent oil industry there, the economy is booming. The red states are doing better than the blue, and presumably so are the middle class residents of these states. But the ones doing well in the blue states are the people who have managed to run things for the benefit of themselves-- not necessarily anybody else who may be in the middle class.
Of all the states, the one political entity (which is not a state) that has the highest GDP is Washington DC. Nothing is produced in Washington but bureaucracy. Their salaries and benefits come closer to be amongst the 1% than of the middle class.
Now, what was that again?
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