Delivering Glorious Amounts of Capitalism and Probably a Trump Victory
While watching the Democrats run to the leftmost reaches of political insanity on their way to 2020, one of the more perplexing repetitive themes from progressives Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders has been portraying Amazon as Satan incarnate.
They complain about Jeff Bezos being wealthy. They complain about wages. They complain about working conditions.
Show me on the doll where Amazon hurt you.
{ Hearty laugh when I read this. }
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Once again, the desires of actual Americans and progressives aren’t converging, despite what the media may tell you.
The most important takeaway from Amazon’s big Christmas is that this economy is still humming along. Every American over the age of ten knows that the economy is a Mt. Rushmore-sized Achilles heel. They spent most of last year hoping for a recession, and now they know that’s not happening. The best they can hope for is a tepid economy.
While watching the Democrats run to the leftmost reaches of political insanity on their way to 2020, one of the more perplexing repetitive themes from progressives Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders has been portraying Amazon as Satan incarnate.
They complain about Jeff Bezos being wealthy. They complain about wages. They complain about working conditions.
Show me on the doll where Amazon hurt you.
{ Hearty laugh when I read this. }
( part of article omitted - see https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politi...-bad-news-for-sanders-warren-and-proggieland/ )
Once again, the desires of actual Americans and progressives aren’t converging, despite what the media may tell you.
The most important takeaway from Amazon’s big Christmas is that this economy is still humming along. Every American over the age of ten knows that the economy is a Mt. Rushmore-sized Achilles heel. They spent most of last year hoping for a recession, and now they know that’s not happening. The best they can hope for is a tepid economy.
