kyzr
Diamond Member
Back in the 1950s the two parties were not that far apart. The differences between Truman, Ike weren't big. Then in the 1960s and on, a similar story, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Reagan, Bush, even Clinton, were no where near as far apart as today between Trump/Desantis and the democrat candidates, Biden, Kamala, Newsom, Warren, Bernie Sanders, & Buttplug.Tell me something chief, since the depression, what has changed so much that you feel the need to be partisan? After the depression, we went through a re-construction period compliments of the government, that built the economy, we enjoyed S. S., Medicare, Medicaid, a middle class that thrived for decades while the rich paid 70 to 90%, government roads and bridges, the farm bill socialism, sports socialism, police, fire, socialism, etc. Other than the tax code changing to favor the rich, why the need for partisanship? Not that much has changed really.
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