[Cardfan1]

Yeah well the US taxpayer is not burdened with more money going out than he produces quite yet. I know that's your angle as you try to prove your contention that the US has been socialist all along. It hasn't. But as with all your argumentative revisions to reality, you imagine yourself clever enough to tell folks what they actually think. You can take your cues from the same idiot economists who claimed should Trump be elected the stock market would plunge 10 thousand points and further that we would never recover, if you want. And of course, you do want to deny economic reality in the same way you do everything else. Nobody's buying except true believer libs and the ones who get their opinions handed to them.


PETER MORICI---
Welcome to the Trump prosperity — the 3 percent GDP growth accomplished since the recent tax cuts and assault on abusive government regulation took hold are just a prelude of what could be accomplished if the endless Democratic attacks don’t bring down the administration and the organized left — the mainstream media, radical feminists and socialists — don’t highjack our personal liberties and destroy American capitalism.

But let's cut to the chase here. Should Bernie even survive until Nov 3rd, he has no chance of being elected. Such desperate hope.

America is not socialist, but it’s not purely capitalist anyone who can’t admit that is just being obtuse.

I agree what idiot would say the stock market would drop with Trump as president. He is probusiness no matter the cost to anything or anyone else.

Bernie has a long haul. I could see 3 candidates still running in May. All three have a chance to beat Trump if they can swing Pennsylvania and Michigan or Wisconsin.

Don’t take my defense of Bernie and perspective on the state of the nation as support of Bernie. I am still undecided in February.