Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz reflects on his childhood growing up in public housing in Brooklyn, New York, and the abuse he endured from his father; how it drove him to succeed and what he calls his biggest business regret.
But it is not you we are worried about. It is John Keynes whose theories managed toi take 50 billion dollars from poor people and give it to Bill and the bankers over the last ten years. Gine drove ever higher, Bill did not do one bit of work, he just let Goldman Sachs negotiate with our keynesian counter parties, and Bill basically quadrupled his money
This is what we are fighting, pure unadulterated socialism for the rich promulgated by a bonehead backwards mathematicians from MIT. For forty years this fraud has been going on, and today, right in front of us we have Liz Warren lying. Liz Warren, if elected, will do the reverse transfer, the rich will get so wealthy, the economy will collapse. I know it, the poor know it, Bill knows it, Goldman Sachs knows this, and Gavin will date teenagers.
It is this pure, unadulterated nonsense that needs to be stopped. Take this problem on, never use the word democracy, you will be called out as a fraad, we are a republic. If your supporters do not get the difference, explain it, educate us. Explain that California is not a little Hoover. Texas does no bail out East Coast pensions, Florida basically collect entitlements. That leaves New York to foot the bills, and New York is nearly broke. We have frigged ourselves by accepting the Keynesian fraud from MIT.
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