kyzr
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Thanks for reading the article- if you'll notice my initial comment I'd appreciate it.Your "Anti-Republican" link said Republicans were wealthy Jews, who only want to consolidate their wealth and power, but seems to ignore Bloomberg, Bernie, and Steyer, who are democrats, as well as Soros. Soros' "mothership" is for promoting liberal policies and for consolidating political control and wealth. Does money control both parties? Probably to some extent. Trump's list of "promises kept" have some goodies for Jews, like the tax cuts and moving Israel's capital to Jerusalem. Trump also seems buddy-buddy with Netanyahu. Yet Trump's trade policies seem squarely at odds with the establishment "globalist" policies of both parties. Explain that. How is it that Trump wants to bring back good jobs to the US, and keep cheap Mexican labor out. Hell, when the GOP had the House, Ryan and Trump couldn't even agree on immigration reform.
Trump will do precisely what he's allowed to do by TPTB- to maintain an artificial balance, artificial being key. Artificial balance is to add to or take away from for a specific purpose. In our case to keep voters divided- when one side becomes weighted the other side has to be propped up by whatever means necessary- that's not natural and in our case Nature's God, (Not the religious connotation) was our foundation- (all men are created equal and gave certain unalienable rights) is natural- which BTW was a classical liberal idea, not conservative- keep that in mind please.
Trump subscribes to the same policy that finances what you despise (artificial balance) it has nothing to do with who he's buddies with, it's who's pulling the strings and please don't pretend jews haven't invaded/infected both Party's.
As for your list- I'll address a couple of them. (1),Where in the constitution was the federal gov't granted the authority to colonize the world? (2), Any jobs that "come back" will be at best temporary. Like it or not we live in a world economy and the rest of the world relies on our consumerism to fund it's capitalism. Our economy requires more to live than other country's economy making it not only more profitable to go elsewhere but also raising the standard of living in those other places. That ain't gonna change in your lifetime, mine for sure.
One can excuse in an attempt to justify all day long. It won't change the reality of where we are or what's happening.
Borders are arbitrary lines to separate. That's it. ALL men are created equal and have certain unalienable rights, among these are the right to Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness- there are no borders or caveats in that philosophy of life.
To force others to do your bidding (you can't come here) goes against the very foundation of this country, which was Individual Rights of ALL men.
Conservatives claim to believe competition is a key to fixing our economic grievances, yet want to limit competition to only those they approve of- that creates an artificial balance.
That the GOP can't agree on anything makes sense. They each believe their own creed is better than someone else's- it ain't. It is nanny statist mentality infected in the elite minds(?) by our education system which the GOP subscribes to- just like Dems. The only difference is who's in charge of managing the funds-
So if I understand the question you're asking, its what has either party done to minimize the outsized influence of shekels in US politics?! Well, OK, looking at what Mike Bloomberg just spent in the democrat primary, about $480m to get absolutely nowhere, that says something. Then Hillary outspent Trump significantly in 2016. Bloomberg promised to spend $5b-6b just to beat Trump in the general election in November, good luck with that. Money helps, but messaging matters more. Promising good jobs and delivering on good jobs matters more than a lot of commercials.
1. Not sure what you mean Trump is maintaining an "artificial balance"?? The numbers of reps and senators sets the "real balance" even though the MSM weighs in with their propaganda and fake news to shill for the democrats. In 2018 it was "Trump collusion", "Trump was a Russian asset", etc. The intel agencies went to the well once too often saying Russia wants Trump AND Bernie to win in 2020. Was that too much shekel not enough evidence? Probably. Trump needs to clean out the intel agencies, hope the DNI does a good job.
2. If Js infected both parties, look at the numbers in each party and tell me where there are more, and hence more influence. There are 8 Js in the senate, all democrats, zero Republicans. Does that tell you something? Yet, Sheldon Adelson, a J, donates to Trump?! Congress is 8% J, and most of them come from urban areas, so a majority in the House are most likely democrats too. So IMHO the Js have much more influence in the democrat party than in the GOP. Yet the GOP is very pro-Israel?? Go figure.
3. We're on opposite sides of the "globalist" v "populist" issue of jobs. I give Trump credit for working his ass of to bring good jobs back, and using tariffs to advantage. The Obama policy, "those jobs are not coming back" just doesn't get. We need good jobs, fuck the globalists, the establishment, and their shills.
4. Good walls make good neighbors. We have immigration laws for a reason, supply & demand for labor. Priority #1 for the government needs to be good jobs, Trump seems to have figured out how to make better jobs happen. That is not "artificial" that is reality. "Artificial" is giving every American an allowance when robotics eliminated jobs like truck drivers like Yang suggested.