Poverty in the U.S. Is Intractable

The UN issued a report criticising the US for allowing some of its citizens to live in such abject poverty that they had to live with open sewers in rural Alabama.
When I searched for similar in the EU, I could not find any reference to any similar situation – in fact any EU country allowing such a situation would face court action in the European Court of Justice for breaking water quality rules! (more…)

Long-term 2GreenEnergy supporter Garry Tulie writes:
Trump’s behavior was never measured or sane, but at least it was predictable insofar as it was self-serving. Now it’s become so erratic that it’s actively self-destructive.
At left we see what could be accomplished with a wealth tax.
Michelle Obama is an intelligent, articulate, and, above all, extremely refined human being. In her speech the other night she said Trump was the “wrong president for our country.”
The meme hear sounds good; it almost rolls off the tongue. But it’s untrue.
Done? Well, losing the support of the top spokespeople in the Republican Party may not be auspicious, but it’s not the end. Most Republicans will remain Trump supporters, regardless of what they hear from people like Powell and Kasich (and those below), because:
A friend took this pic during her morning walk in Santa Monica, CA.
This just in: Trump discouraged Americans from purchasing Goodyear tires after it was reported that company employees in Kansas were told not to wear “Make America Great Again” attire or other politically-affiliated gear: “This is what the Radical Left Democrats do. Two can play the same game, and we have to start playing it now!”
Though it’s hard for most people to admit they made a mistake, that appears to be happening in significant numbers, where people who voted for Trump in 2016 will be voting for Biden in 2020.