Populism in 2020
Reliance on belief only leads us astray when we must ignore facts. Facts are correctives to flawed beliefs.
Robert Hamill
Reliance on belief only leads us astray when we must ignore facts. Facts are correctives to flawed beliefs.
No matter how difficulties these proposals may be, they are certainly less than those the founding fathers faced when they wrote the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Corporations cannot be clearly defined as solely US, untinged by foreign interests. But we are allowing them to affect political elections.
The majority of PA votes were cast for Democratic candidates but gerrymandering lead to Republicans winning 13 seats with Democrats garnering but 5 seats!
The Republicans used their mandate as a trump card. The Democrats threw theirs into the discard pile.
Arranging political factors: The danger of climate change swamping us in the remainder of our life is low while the chance of bankruptcy due to health care costs is much higher.
“Corporations are people, too” is double-dipping on citizenship rights. Their leaders already have a vote and the means to voice their opinions.
It's important that citizens vote. It's essential that they have essential information to base their choices on.
Equally important the election results in representation aligning with the majority's vote.