Thanks, that is much more clear (and accurate) than my post.
For historical perspective, the last time the US economy saw 4% growth was the 90s, when the internet was new, gas was cheap, and the geopolitical spectrum were very stable compared with now. https://www.thebalance.com/us-gdp-by-year-3305543 Oh and also, taxes on the rich were plenty high and government borrowing was at much lower levels.
Not to mention the iron curtain had just ended and new markets opened up. It was a very different time.
This does not bode well for the rube army, if they were smart enough to figure it out.
maybe. But when the checks stop coming and the services dry up it will be a little harder to blame the liberals and blacks right next to them without medicine and shit
maybe. But when the checks stop coming and the services dry up it will be a little harder to blame the liberals and blacks right next to them without medicine and shit
Plus you could become a millionaire at any time, just keep praying.
A clear and obvious medicare reform is to not allow people with a job to go onto medicare. Crazy how much cheaper medicare is than private insurance. People who otherwise can easily afford private insurance just save tens of thousands per year by just shifting over to the safety net.
What percentage of the population would you estimate fits this category?