It's mostly white working-class people who love the T Man
From today's Q poll:
whites with college degrees
63% Biden, 32% Trump
whites without college degrees
35% Biden, 61% Trump
blacks
83% Biden, 11% Trump
Hispanics
56% Biden, 36% Trump
age 18-34
63% Biden, 27% Trump
age 65+
50% Biden, 46% Trump
men
48% Biden, 47% Trump
women
56% Biden, 39% Trump
Replies to: It's mostly white working-class people who love the T Man
True... but what about those who see the alternative as worse?
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Q polls are infallible. Bank it.
Posted at 3:55 pm on Sep 2, 2020
Whites with college degrees who support Trump are
the real jackasses in this country - along with the men vote.
Just awful.
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You hate men?
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Yeah we are, but we still like the opportunity to succeed capitalism gives us.
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fuck yourself. You are an arrogant pc of shit. Guys like you is why Trump will get 4 more
Dorothy, Dorothy, Dorothy. Breakout Booouy!
Vaggy Vaggy Vaggy why are you
such a douche? Were you picked on a lot as a child? Do you not have any friends?
That is correct.
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So people who work and get shit done are bad? Got it professor. BTW how is Marty?
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Is that a bad thing? Wasn't too long ago the Dems spoke for the working class.
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Side note: Federal deficit projections are in...and they are breathtaking
The CBO today estimated that the deficit for 2020 will be in the range of $3.3 trillion.
Governments need to spend during crises....but then they need to recover during good times. We did not do this from about 2014 (or earlier, depending on when you think the recession ended) to 2019.
What factored in the Depression was raising the tax rates and the Fed not acting in the right
direction when the economy was in trouble.
Good thing we will never have to pay our debts. You told me that.
Which is great, because if Biden wins, we can let everyone into the country and provide healthcare to them all for free (US is their right, of course), while sending our manufacturing jobs to China so that we can be friends with China again.
That’s right. But we do have to pay the interest.
Which is manageable as long as revenues continue to rise. Which they are not.
By 2025, U.S. interest payments on the National Debt wiill pass the Defense Budget
Back when people like me were trumpeting this inevitability, you were dismissing that it was a problem at all.
"Where's the Tea Party?"
You and your ilk, shouted them down, called 'em racists and doxxed 'em.
Perhaps that was when the deficit was 2-3% GDP.
The deficits have been increasing rapidly since 2016, with this crazy increase today.
The deficit is far less likely to be a problem at about 500bn/year than it is at 1T to 3T per year.
I don't know when he said it, but it is far more likely that deficits like those in 2014-2016 would not have been a problem, while deficits of the last three years are.
You mean back when it was still reversible?
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Not sure what you are getting at.
Deficits at 3% GDP may well be sustainable in perpetuity, even if not reversible. Much over 3% is problematic without a great deal of inflation.
Interest on the debt was $230B in 2014, is $375B now and will be $500B in 2025.
The increase in interest increases the deficit which increases the debt. There is no magic sustainable deficit percentage. We should be paying down the debt when times are good to prepare for times that aren't.
My point is that the interest payments on the debt are becoming crippling and this crippling effect will increase on a logarithmic scale over time.
Doesn't bode well for the greenback. Hard goods.
If vinyl records become the medium of exchange I am set.
Vinyl records and players will be a luxury item.
Guns and ammo, however, will be worth more than gold.
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Yep.
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Funny to see Dems become fiscally conservative. Welcome aboard.
Will you be fiscally conservative when Biden gets elected and doubles down on spending?
Now if we could only get Republicans on board.
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Don't worry, they will get on board if Biden wins.
Seriously, I couldn't agree more. But, it will never happen. I gave up on this issue a while ago.
Don't get me wrong, I'm still a fiscal conservative, but neither party has any interest in being fiscally responsible, so it is just a waste of time to even talk about it...unless you are just trying to score points against the other party like Chris is. That seems to be the only reason to talk about it these days...just another political football.
I assume we will have to announce the "New Dollar" at some point, and we can all trade in our Dollars for New Dollars at a 10,000:1 rate...if we are lucky.
Got gold?
All of the good ones have been cancelled.
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Rubes of the world unite !!
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do NOT call me a rube!
i'm a proud deplorable and don't you forget it.
actually, i'm a rube, too, but i prefer to go by deplorable. it has more syllables.