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In reply to the discussion: How do you get a revolution with the highest economic confidence in 20 years? [View all]unblock
(56,209 posts)35. you misspelled moooooove
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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How do you get a revolution with the highest economic confidence in 20 years? [View all]
Recursion
Jan 2020
OP
Voters are concerned about the economy, but not to the point of "revolution".
brooklynite
Jan 2020
#9
Yeah, a lot of cows are going to come home to roost in the next 4/5 years.
AtheistCrusader
Jan 2020
#31
There's a difference between economic cycles and the structure of the economy in general.
DanTex
Jan 2020
#7
But they are making more than in 1973; that talking point is 10 years out of date
Recursion
Jan 2020
#22
This is a seriously important question and if we lose in November, this will be a big part of it.
WhiskeyGrinder
Jan 2020
#27
Hey! Those people don't really matter... only pay attention to the people who are doing fine
ck4829
Feb 2020
#40
re:"acting like there's this huge national groundswell to remake the economy. There isn't."
thesquanderer
Jan 2020
#37