The real political polarity in America today is not between left and right; that’s a ruse. The real polarity is between corporatists who form the elite within both parties, and those aware that an aristocracy made up of huge corporate entities is inherently unjust and un-American

Feb 29, 2020 · 12:24 AM UTC

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The bloods and crips of Capitol Hill is just a show. Just do a simple search online and you see them all together on golf courses. At exclusive dinners. Just laughing it up, having a great time. The string pullers love only two options. Easier to control....
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Bernie and Trump are not liked by the oligarchies of their own parties. Populism: “a political approach that strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups.” By 2024-2028 we will have a strong third party candidate
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Not an either/or, but an "and."
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Agreed 💯
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Yup! It's labor vs capital. That's the real fight here.
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Nonsense. Insane Dems want open borders, socialism and infanticide. Reigning in the banksters is important, but Dems never do, just institutionalize. That’s why so many billionaires support the Dems.
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I thought about this more bc I think it was an answer to something I said earlier. IMHO, wherever there is polarity, there is lack of recognition that ppl are more alike than different. Higher Politics brings polarized ppl together for the common good: Red + Blue. Rich + Poor
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Well said Marianne
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Well - that's a thing, for sure. But to actually describe how ppl vote... I guess I still have Tim Russert on the brain.
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