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Tosh5457
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I'm not from USA, but I've always wondered how republicans can get so many votes. Republicans generally support tax cuts to the rich, reducing government spending on social programs (healthcare, etc...) and measures that benefit the higher classes. With so much inequality between the rich and poor on US, why do people still vote republican that promise to make this difference between the rich and poor even larger? If there were a party in any Europe's country that proposed what republicans do they wouldn't get any votes.
I know many rich people support the republicans so they can become even richer, and they fund the republicans and support ridiculous channels like Fox News to brainwash people, but is it only that? Is it that easy to manipulate poor/medium class people to make them vote republicans? Is US democracy that rotten?
Everytime I watch something from Fox News, even if it's just something regular, I find it funny. Those reporters and journalists are so biased and ridiculous... Do republicans still think government should interfere in the economy the least possible,, and that will lead to economic growth and employment? Wake up, US real economy is dying since the 80s. The financial sector contributes to 40% of US GDP, and it heavily uses debt to grow. Cash reserves from companies have been growing excessively, CEOs don't want to invest in US. US's economy isn't far from a total paper economy. And republicans still think government shouldn't intervene in the economy?
I know many rich people support the republicans so they can become even richer, and they fund the republicans and support ridiculous channels like Fox News to brainwash people, but is it only that? Is it that easy to manipulate poor/medium class people to make them vote republicans? Is US democracy that rotten?
Everytime I watch something from Fox News, even if it's just something regular, I find it funny. Those reporters and journalists are so biased and ridiculous... Do republicans still think government should interfere in the economy the least possible,, and that will lead to economic growth and employment? Wake up, US real economy is dying since the 80s. The financial sector contributes to 40% of US GDP, and it heavily uses debt to grow. Cash reserves from companies have been growing excessively, CEOs don't want to invest in US. US's economy isn't far from a total paper economy. And republicans still think government shouldn't intervene in the economy?
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