Herewith, a relatively short list of what we, as a nation, as a people, with our government, need, exactly, to do.
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Tuesday, April 17, 2018
What We Need To Do
Herewith, a relatively short list of what we, as a nation, as a people, with our government, need, exactly, to do.
Saturday, February 4, 2017
New President and Congress Show For Whom They're Actually Working, Already
--Scrapping Dodd-Frank so the big banks can be yet more unregulated and take us ever-closer to one more economic, national and possibly, if not likely, international melt-down
--Scrapping rules against coal companies dumping coal ash into streams
--Scrapping required background checks for the officially mentally unstable
--Scrapping rules that require financial advisers to act on their clients best interests. Those clients would be you and me.
--Scrapping methane rules so corporations can pour yet more methane into our atmosphere
Don't believe it? See for yourself.
Finally, here's another. One last, late breaking example of who Mr. Trump and all the Republicans in Congress are actually working for. And it's not you and me, Mr. and Mrs. middle- and/or lower-class America.
G.O.P. Hurries to Slash Oil and Gas Rules, Ending Industries’ 8-Year Wait
During the campaign for the office he now holds, Mr. Trump said we Americans pay too high prices for drugs and pharmaceuticals in the nation. Like he had to tell us, right? Now? Now that he's President and in the White House and has the power to do anything? Yeah, well, never mind...
Mind you, this is only the first two weeks, ladies and gentlemen. Who can even imagine what they have in store for us even this month, this year, let alone the next four or six years, depending on the length of their respective terms in office?
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