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CONTRARY DEMOCRATS OFFER NOTHING BUT CRITICISM

For years, I have sounded the alarm that Democrats have nothing to offer America. Well, it has been exposed in spades since the election of President Trump. They have exposed themselves for what they really believe and what they really want. The following is an article that explains how his election has the Democrats in attack mode solely to have him fail along with America:

"We all know the left wing lurch the Democratic Party has taken over the past for years. You saw that with the energized progressive cohorts that flocked to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in the 2016 Democratic primaries. Now, with tax reform done, Democrats are licking their lips. They think they can use this as the ICBM to nuke the Republicans in the midterms, and that could happen, but this is all based on the bill’s bad poll numbers. Analysis and even some publications, like The Washington Post, admit that this bill will cut taxes for 80 percent of Americans over the next eight years. It’s a gamble on both sides. Yet, for Democrats, that also includes explaining why they voted against middle class tax relief, betted against the American worker, and want business, in general, to fail in order to screw Trump.


The Democratic strategy heading into 2018 comes down to running against the tax bill almost entirely on the basis of its poor opinion-poll numbers, which result from months of negative media spin. Still, there are a couple of things worth noting about the position the Democrats have staked out.
Let’s consider this notion in light of these corporate announcements. Between them, AT&T and Comcast have 300,000 employees who will benefit from the $1,000 bonuses. Virtually all American workers not employed by the government depend on the economic health of their employers to support themselves and their families. On what basis do these bonus and investment announcements deserve cynicism and vilification?
Consider as well the economic substance. Among the criticisms of the corporate-rate cut is that businesses mostly would buy back shares, benefiting only shareholders. Certainly many will do that. But the announcements by AT&T, Boeing and Comcast suggest another likely result. In a growing economy with a tight labor market, scarce workers are increasingly valuable. When Boeing says it plans to invest $100 million in its workers, the clear message is that Boeing knows that in a strong and competitive economy, it is going to be in a bidding war for talent.
That is part of the argument made by White House chief economist Kevin Hassett and others. A wide body of research suggests that corporate tax reform that lets companies retain a greater share of earnings will benefit workers in higher wages.
How any of this is bad is a mystery. Democrats are betting that the private sector will fail to respond to the tax bill’s incentives. Democrats used to be the party of hope. Now, by their daily admission, they have become the party of hoping that tax cuts will fail and private investment won’t help workers.
In the meantime, outside of the Democratic noise machine, the economy is growing at three-to-four percent, the Dow Jones has had an enormous success, consumer confidence is at a 17-year high, and unemployment is at a  two-decade low, and the economy is booming. Even CNN had to admit that this bill would put some “damn good money” in the pockets of working-class families. Apparently, this is all bad news. This is apocalyptic for Democrats. In some ways, it is because Trump is succeeding economically in a way Barack Obama never could. That has to rub them the wrong way." Matt Vespa

Facts: 300,000 new jobs were created in February this year. Democrats are now trying to legislate for a tax hike.
Now Illinois legislators want to confiscate guns!

Not only are the Democrats devoid of any rational commonsense solutions for anything that would benefit America, they now want to become dictators, hopefully a suicide for the Democrat Party in 2018.

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