
Mamdami is a socialist by his own admission. As this writer has declared in the past, Socialism is for the rich! Mamdami may not be rich right now, but by the end of his term as Mayor, he will likely be a multi millionaire. Socialism is legalized thievery. He’ll steal from your neighbor to give to you, and he’ll steal from you to give to your neighbor. In the process, he will take a brokerage fee – that’s socialism.
Trump is saying that to end the government shutdown, it may be necessary to get rid of the filibuster – a rule that requires a 60% majority. We need to make government more “efficient”! Really? The shutdown theater is now clear – it’s designed to rid us of the check and balance of the filibuster.
Socialism is the result of letting in millions of illegal immigrants to suck up all sorts of government services. Now the people are flummoxed by the fact that they can’t afford anything, and they’re not getting their daily bread from Big Daddy Government, so it’s time to cut through the red tape and have the problem resolved by a dictator. Socialists are dictators if you were not aware of that.
It’s all theater, and the American public is buying it, and the politicians and media are selling it – AND, AND, it’s all “FREE”! Of course if you believe that, I’ve got a bridge to sell you, and maybe even some beach front property in Yuma, Arizona!
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