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In reply to the discussion: Pic Of The Moment: S&P Breaks 2,000 For The First Time [View all]Jamaal510
(10,893 posts)33. With numbers like these,
one has to wonder how Democrats don't have more support from the rich than they do now. Under Democratic administrations, it's basically like a tidal wave where all classes historically get lifted up and even the stocks start booming. It's time for Democrats to take the message away from Republicans that they're the party of prosperity, just like how they've done with having a competent foreign policy.
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It was really Carter who was responsible for bringing inflation under control....
lastlib
Aug 2014
#36
Yeah just after I posted that I ran across an article on the shortage if truckers
underpants
Aug 2014
#14
And to think that to make this possible, all the American people had to put up w/ was having
truedelphi
Aug 2014
#11
I'm sure Fergusons of the nation appreciated the day off in celebration, oh wait... I forgot
whereisjustice
Aug 2014
#28
The graph says it all . Can you imagine the economy now if the Rethuglicons had not tried to
geretogo
Aug 2014
#16
He is going to run again and with Koch money he could steal the presidency like they've stolen the
geretogo
Aug 2014
#41
It's a shame that the fuss about Wall Street earnings is more important than the Middle Class.
truedelphi
Aug 2014
#18