Why is it the left, the Dems, the progressives are just plain
ugly…could it be the old adage beauty comes from within? That’s it! They
possess NO Beauty, NO love, NO real human qualities, they only bring
weakness to the table and we do not have time to waste on these humans
devoid of real thought. Fight them every step of the way, what they do
to you, do in kind to them. The upshot is that you’ll always be
righteous because when you’re for America, you’re a winner! God Bless
America! BTW I had already seen this interview of the gentleman talking
out of both sides of his mouth….more boring non-speak from the left.
They are so blatantly ignorant, they do not deserve America and should
get out now.
Stupidity IS a National Security Threat!
*****
Source: Prison Planet.com » Democrats Preview Their Resistance Contortions Over MAGAnomics
The Last Refuge
December 3, 2018
This is a painful, albeit rather telling, interview to
watch. Matt Cartwright has not had the time to fully digest how to be a
good resistance member, whereby he simultaneously argues for and
against the economic and trade policies of President Trump.
On domestic economic policies, specifically trade, President Trump is
essentially carrying out all of the objectives of the blue-dog
(moderate) Democrat party. However, now the ‘resist we much overlay’
creates a pretzel dynamic for those same democrats. They are for the
policies, but must oppose the person carrying out those policies. This
is a goofy preview of what is to come in 2019.
Lost but not invisible in the Cartwright angst is any acceptance that
President Obama never cancelled NAFTA; nor did President Obama ever
challenge the one-way economics of China; both of these confrontations
and resets are favored by the new co-chair of the democrat platform
committee…. but favored/not-favored when Trump does it.
As an outcome of supporting/not supporting, policies they
support/don’t support, what surfaces is a word salad mixed up faster
than a bar blender.
NAFTA bad and USMCA better/not-better. NAFTA labor constructs
horrible, and USMCA better/not-better; and ending with something about
infrastructure spending that Democrats refused to engage in discussing
throughout 2018, because the economy is on the precipice of an invisible
recession, or something.
All the growth in factory investment and manufacturing jobs; as well
as the lowest unemployment in 50-years means the economy is coming to an
immediate collapse.
Tariffs are bad, they are creating too many U.S. jobs.
75% required North American content in USMCA is bad… it creates too many U.S. jobs.
The furniture industry might return; the electronics manufacturing
industry is certainly returning; Speaker Pelosi and AFL-CIO President
Richard Trumka shout: damn you Trump and all of this expanded U.S.
manufacturing job growth. Aiiieeeee.
Democrats want to argue for more restrictions on imports? Alright, alright, alright – Lucky Day, Lucky Day!
WhaFaSau? or something similar.
The democrats need new linguistics that explain upside-down
counter-reality doublespeak words that can invert themselves and become
something favorable to the resistance.
The bottom-line is…. On the domestic economic agenda, Democrats have
no actual point of opposition that President Trump is not likely to
embrace. Don’t like the USMCA? Okay, kill it, remember NAFTA bad, and
we’ll go for something even more America First.
But wait… wha, huh?
President Trump directly supports middle-class U.S. workers more than
any Democrat President ever has. You want more support for
middle-class workers? Okay, spank me long time bad panda… let’s go for
it.
Hate Wall Street, or at least need to do the pretend to hate Wall Street thing? Hey, #MeToo smiles POTUS! President Trump has clearly shown support for Main Street over Wall Street… that’s what America First is all about.
MAGA Trump hates the multinationals’ and favors the credit unions. Let’s roll !
Democrats are in a really unusual economic space with the dimension
of their resistance. They don’t want to give President Trump any wins,
but he’s working on almost all of their ‘claimed’ objectives for
middle-class workers. If they come at Trump with legislation that
benefits the U.S. economy/worker; he’s all good with that.
So now what will they do?
Pass the word-salad blender, please.
This article was posted: Monday, December 3, 2018 at 8:09 am
