Thus the “conserv - ative “ party.
Sent from my iPhone On Oct 7, 2024, at 5:47 PM, Robert <i...@avantwireless.com> wrote:
I read that, except for reducing taxes and
benefits to common workers, the extremely wealthy don't want any
change in politics, the status quo must be maintained. So when
one party comes into power, those to items are the only ones that
you will see any real movement on.
You have that exactly right.
There have been ample opportunities for both sides to
advance pet dogma. Especially on the abortion issue.
I am apathetic towards politics as they are all the
same, just different colors.
Barbell curve, I love it. Some
could say the bathtub curve.
I recently watched the series on
Netflix about Vince McMahon. I realized I was
watching current American Politics. I didn’t know
that Trump even got in the ring with him at one point
and smacked him down.
I think Trump has used McMahon as
the prototype for his TV/political career.
The dems play the heel pretty
well. But they are never quite popular enough to be
the baby face.
Sent: Monday, October 7, 2024 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] intersection of
technical and political
Every
time a party has control of the White House, Senate, and
House and then DOESN'T do all of the things they say are
so important to do, that means that everything they say is
just a political football and that no one actually cares.
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