Post by the Scribe on Dec 19, 2020 20:37:42 GMT
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Try cleaning up your own house first because you obviously have your panties in a knot. The Republican Party (and conservatism) is nothing more than a front group for billionaires and transnational corporations
'Aristocrats are anarchists': why the wealthy back Trump and Brexit www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/feb/07/why-the-wealthy-back-trump-and-brexit
Through the Paradise Papers we also learned that Donald Trump, who campaigned against the “corrupt globalism” of Hillary Clinton and proudly proclaims himself a “nationalist”, had surrounded himself with cabinet members whose vast fortunes are stashed in tax havens around the world. Some of these tax haven schemes link them to foreign adversaries of the United States. What could the wealthiest people in the world have in common with those upending politics in the name of the “forgotten man”? Both seek to weaken or dismantle international alliances that constrain them. What has been sold to working-class and middle-class voters as “a war for the little guy” is in practical terms the wishlist of the ultra-wealthy worldwide. Populist ultra-nationalism is a project bought and paid for by global elites and their tax haven wealth.
Try cleaning up your own house first because you obviously have your panties in a knot. The Republican Party (and conservatism) is nothing more than a front group for billionaires and transnational corporations
'Aristocrats are anarchists': why the wealthy back Trump and Brexit www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/feb/07/why-the-wealthy-back-trump-and-brexit
Through the Paradise Papers we also learned that Donald Trump, who campaigned against the “corrupt globalism” of Hillary Clinton and proudly proclaims himself a “nationalist”, had surrounded himself with cabinet members whose vast fortunes are stashed in tax havens around the world. Some of these tax haven schemes link them to foreign adversaries of the United States. What could the wealthiest people in the world have in common with those upending politics in the name of the “forgotten man”? Both seek to weaken or dismantle international alliances that constrain them. What has been sold to working-class and middle-class voters as “a war for the little guy” is in practical terms the wishlist of the ultra-wealthy worldwide. Populist ultra-nationalism is a project bought and paid for by global elites and their tax haven wealth.