The only person talking about these problems is Trump:

“I think you’re sort of in a recession now, you’re certainly in a jobs recession now,” Trump said when asked to react to a new report from the Financial Times detailing the potential rising risk of a new recession. “We have millions of people out of work, and the jobs they have are bad jobs. We’re in a bubble. We’re in a bubble. The sad part is it may not pop now, it may pop two weeks into the new administration and the new administration will be blamed for it. One of those things, right? But we’re in a bubble and it’s going to be ugly.” . . . .

In January, according to another report from CNBC, layoffs in the United States surged to a six-month high of 75,114. Asked to respond to that news, Trump said that it’s foreign nations like China, Japan, and Mexico—and Ireland, which is taking pharmaceutical giant Pfizer away from the United States now—that are to blame. Under a President Trump, he says, this job drain is going to be plugged. Trump said:


We’re going to bring our jobs back, we have to bring our jobs back. We’re losing our jobs to Mexico and China and Japan and every country. Everybody is taking our jobs. We have an open policy on losing jobs. And we have to bring our jobs back—the jobs we have, that phony 5.2 percent, the jobs that we have are terrible jobs. They’re considered bad jobs. We’re going to bring the jobs back, and it’s not even going to be hard. We’re going to lower taxes and get these companies to start coming back here. We’re losing companies. Pfizer is leaving now, you know, Pfizer, because taxes are too high. Many companies are leaving the United States—and I’m going to stop it. I will stop that very quickly.

. . . . .“It shows you where we’re going,” Trump said in response to the breaking news. “We’re going in the wrong direction. We’re a debtor nation and we’re going to get worse and worse. We’re losing our jobs. We’re losing our businesses. They’re leaving. And I’ll stop it.”

“I’ve employed tens of thousands of people over the years,” Trump replied when asked why he’s better to fix the broken economy than anyone else in either political party. “I’ve built an unbelievable company. You saw how good it is when I did my filings. I built an unbelievable company. I have done an amazing job with employment, with healthcare, with education for my employees. The greatest assets anywhere in the world. So what’s going to happen is—these politicians don’t know where to start. They don’t know about stopping companies from going out, leaving, like Pfizer. I will be the greatest jobs-producing president that God ever created. I’ll do a great job.”

Wrong again.

Sad, Panther.

Bernie went on pseudo-live TV last night on a program that nobody watches in order to create a synthetic public opinion that bears no relation to the real sentiments of the vast bulk of the American population (naturally, this does not prevent Bernie from manipulating the supposed public consensus to justify the reactionary policies of the ruling class).


America's self-professed "Democratic socialist” (whatever the hell that is) acted like he seriously gives a bugger toward America's working class perpetrating a false concern for the “left” bourgeois parties to divert mass opposition into harmless channels - which is basically what the entire toxic Democratic Party has become; a roaring lion with the thorn removed from its paw

What's truly sad is the blind Millennials who follow Sanders and buy into hand over fist rhetoric bullshit of the financial aristocracy that Sanders rails against without having one smacking clue one the if Sanders represented a genuine threat to global interests, he would not be on national television to deliver his jeremiads before a gullible audience.

Whatevas, hippie.

“The capitalist bourgeois calculates at the right moment and will bring into existence opposition parties, which will disappear tomorrow, but which today accomplish their mission by affording the possibility of the lower middle class expressing their indignation without hurt therefrom for capitalism."


Leon Trosky

~Terrorism and Communism, p. 58.

All seems to be sitting up for The Donald, but I admit freely to being biased and obsessive. It's my one weakness.

* Rubio, the wind-up pretty boy Barbie doll, has had his circuits blown

* Cruz remains stuck in the slime as a God-bothering cheat

* Jabba the Hut (copyright owned by Marla) is happy munching on pretty boy dolls . . .but needs to be taken out

* and Jebbo, whose Pappy was President, just wants to be with his Mommy

AND The Donald will do more than waterboarding to the muslim scumbags because he knows, as do we all, that you can't do deals with muslim scumbags. It is OK to have some as friends, of course after they have been patted down for concealed weapons or bombs.

bogarde73 wrote on Feb 8^th, 2016 at 9:44am: