I ran for president saying that our government acts without conscience, our amoral economic system leads to immoral results, and the clock is ticking on absolute disaster. Clearly I was wrong...?
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that is one way to look at it. but he mentioned the country was in a Malaise and apparently no one wanted to hear that message.
The problem though wasn’t that he said it; the problem was that he didn’t say how to fix it. The most positive thing is to tell the truth. It isn’t negative to yell “Fire!” if in fact the house is burning.
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He has solutions, and Reagan dismantled them in short order, as gas prices dropped. Recall the Iran Contra deal.
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True. I’m a big fan of his and I always was. I’m just saying in terms of his messaging to the American people at the time, vis-à-vis his “malaise” comment.
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We can yell "Fire!" but we have to realize that the fire fighters are corrupt and bribed and that the fire station is bought by lobbyists. Perhaps Epstein's handlers are sexually blackmailing the Fire Station Chief. And the MSM tells us there is no fire at all.
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there was a malaise. Stagflation. I lived in LA at time, porn was a way of life. Boogie Nights portrayed it perfectly. Carter said we must use green energy to overcome our dependency on oil. The moral equivalent to war. They did not want to hear that too.
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We have been living in the shadow of the John F. Kennedy coup since November 22, 1963. Professor Michael Hudson has an incredibly insightful overview of the big picture.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paUgY6SGlgY …
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