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TomCADem

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5. True. However, the Trump/Sanders Anti-Trade...

Reply to elleng (Reply #4)

Tue Jul 31, 2018, 02:33 AM

Jul 2018

...policies and tariffs don’t seem to be helping the middle class. I understand the appeal of scapegoating immigrants and foreign trade. It was done during 1930s and it is being done now, which explains Trump and Bernie’s populist appeal.

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Wages aren't growing when adjusted for inflation, new data finds [View all] TomCADem Jul 2018 OP

Wages haven't grown in a long time (as I, not an economist, recall,) elleng Jul 2018 #1

Wages Grew Under Obama, Just Not Fast Due to Great Recession... TomCADem Jul 2018 #2

I noticed that for a long time. The money I made in construction was the same I made in the 90s. rusty quoin Jul 2018 #3

Thought so, elleng Jul 2018 #4

True. However, the Trump/Sanders Anti-Trade... TomCADem Jul 2018 #5

It's trumps scapegoating policies that are harming the middle class; elleng Jul 2018 #6

Trump Totally Stole Sanders' Populist Trade Policies TomCADem Jul 2018 #7

"Bernie should take the issue back." yallerdawg Jul 2018 #8

Just Wish Bernie Was Not MIA on Trade TomCADem Jul 2018 #9