And it's good for ALL Americans. Rich, poor, white, black, male, female.....
The left doesn't get it. They'd rather pit the rich against the poor. White against black. Male against female.... They have to create a bad guy so they can be the good guy. It's polluted thinking, but some are so entrenched in victimology that can't wade out of it.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/a...he_trucking_industry_is_on_a_roll_135498.html
Last week saw a flurry of economic news, from corporate earnings to stock market records to another solid jobs report. The evidence now abounds that the Trump growth agenda continues to gain steam, and recent data from the trucking industryunderscores this momentum.
Stock market appreciation since the election is difficult for even the president’s critics to ignore. Although the lion’s share of equity appreciation flows to the already-successful (those Americans with significant investment capital), the 2016 electoral upset always revolved around the forgotten American worker – middle-income people, many of them residents of the literal middle of the country, who changed the entire electoral map to place Donald J. Trump in the White House.
The left doesn't get it. They'd rather pit the rich against the poor. White against black. Male against female.... They have to create a bad guy so they can be the good guy. It's polluted thinking, but some are so entrenched in victimology that can't wade out of it.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/a...he_trucking_industry_is_on_a_roll_135498.html
Last week saw a flurry of economic news, from corporate earnings to stock market records to another solid jobs report. The evidence now abounds that the Trump growth agenda continues to gain steam, and recent data from the trucking industryunderscores this momentum.
Stock market appreciation since the election is difficult for even the president’s critics to ignore. Although the lion’s share of equity appreciation flows to the already-successful (those Americans with significant investment capital), the 2016 electoral upset always revolved around the forgotten American worker – middle-income people, many of them residents of the literal middle of the country, who changed the entire electoral map to place Donald J. Trump in the White House.
