6 corporate bailouts in 35 years as the middle class is depleted proves there is no government of and for the people. Crony capitalism is in direct conflict with democracy.
Hello goat,
That just means we have issues we have to deal with.
Not that we abandon the American Dream.
This is a DIY country.
If something is not working for us, we have the power to fix it within the system.
ENRON
A CLEAR CASE OF REPUBLICAN DEREGULATION
2008 crash
A CLEAR CASE OF REPUBLICAN DEREGUATION
shifting regulations to fit the current conditions and desired national outcome is a GREAT tool
Deregulation for deregulation’s sake is a disaster
The republicans keep proving that
Time we learn that lesson
Kinda funny. Since the trump virus crashed the market, The Fed has been buying billions in corporate bonds during a time when corporations are sitting on record amounts of cash.
All trueThe 1987 Treasury securities market bailout
The 1989 S&L bailout
The 2000 dotcom bailout
The 2008 Wall Street Bailout
The 2020 zombie corporations bailout
The upcoming systemic collapse bailout
Corporate socialism at work.
True. But only Republicans are in denial about it.Corporate welfare is bipartisan.
All true
True. But only Republicans are in denial about it.
Honestly, there was no need for many of them, including current Fed policy.And the need for almost all of them resulted from Republican deregulation of industries
A big problem is that when Democrats want to hold corporate feet to the fire, Republicans always take the side of the corporations. That's why we didn't get a better healthcare law. Democrats had to fight big pharma, big insurance AND REPUBLICANS, all at the same time. It's a wonder they pulled it off. It would have been better, but Republicans tried to take advantage when Ted Kennedy died, so we had to go with what we had. Sad. It should have been better. It could have been if Republicans had at least tried. But no, they were bent on seeing Democrats fail.
SO SHALLOW WERE THEY!
Honestly, there was no need for many of them, including current Fed policy.
Kinda funny. Since the trump virus crashed the market, The Fed has been buying billions in corporate bonds during a time when corporations are sitting on record amounts of cash.
Can't have the market getting upset.
I don't hear much about Socialism from corporations lately
Since the NRSC is so opposed to socialism, I guess we should stop paying GOP lawmakers since that seems to be part of their definition of socialism.