r/StockMarket:

u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

Nope, it happened when Bush v Gore threw the presidency to Bush who entangled us in two wars and set the stage for the far right Supreme Court who gave us Citizens United and set us on this downward spiral
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

So the Art of the Deal include begging for a phone call?
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

I hope so as well. I am of the opinion that people are going to need to at least somewhat feel the effects of their vote to learn the lesson. The way people will feel that is when it affects their pocket book.
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

We are truly in the dark place
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

I was listening to The Bulwark Podcast earlier today and they were discussing polling. Trumps numbers on the economy, which is usually his high point (the myth of him being a successful businessman), is slowly falling. The poll showed 44% approved of Trumps handling of the economy and 40% approved of his handling of inflation, both down 4% from March 30. Thats really not good news for him and they were saying that the slow decline is less likely to bounce back than a sharp decline which would indicate the problem could be fixed by undoing what caused the sharp decline.
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

Meanwhile Putin has been new phone who dis? to Trump
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

And republicans used to be the free market party. Yet another illustration of how they have thrown all their principles out the window and bow to Trump.
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

Im new to all this, whats the 30 year rising indicate?
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

Some of my favorite memories growing up were making mixed tapes, and of course waiting for the radio to play a song so I could record it Those were the days
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

This will be interesting. Trump doesnt need to care about elections or the future of the Republican Party. My question is what do elected Republican politicians think about their partys future post Trump?