The Blaze reports:
“In case you haven’t noticed, there are a lot of people here,” Sanders said. “Tonight we have more people at a meeting for a candidate for president of the United States than any other candidate has had in 2016.”
Sanders’ hour-long address had the crowd cheering as Sanders promised to deliver a progressive buffet of benefits to all Americans, including free college tuition, single-payer health care, paid vacations and higher wages.
While Sanders forthright socialist polcies may appeal to large numbers of Democratic voters, Clinton is not only ahead in the polls, but currently has vastly more financial support and is expected to have raised over $45 million since April compared to Sanders’ estimated $8 million.
Source: TheBlaze
Photo: Brookings Institute on Flickr
Most HS students who are, say, loyal to their teachers, would argue that Keynesian Economics is the best and only way to go. But that is a grave mistake and fallacy way of thinking. Keynesian and Austrian economics have to fluctuate off and on to balance each other, because by spending and spending causes the Federal Reserve to keep printing and printing and adding more zeroes behind the numbers which raises interest rates, which raises cost of living, which raises tax, which raises debt. And the biggest holder of our debt is China. But the one causing the debt is the Federal Reserve because the people of the U.S want to increase social programs and foreign aids to other countries.
Alright, fair enough. I can get behind that.
So I guess my point is that
1. Most American are ignorant of how financial systems work.
2. Most Americans are ignorant of how socialism works.
3. Most Americans would rather give our money to Israel than to poor people here.
4. Politics don’t necessarily need to be a.part.of the economic system. I cite Iceland and finland.
He looks like a $#%&!@* Socialist