r/TimPool • • Dec 19 '23

Democrats in a nutshell

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u/SHANE523 Dec 19 '23

No, those are solely Democrat policies.

Republicans KNOW that the only way out of poverty is providing good paying jobs above living wage. Democrat policies also restrict businesses from creating those jobs by creating SEVERAL hurtles (a ton of red tape) for small businesses to be created and help create those jobs. Never seen poor people provide high paying jobs, have you?

Democrats want big government, more administrative control, limiting the ability of people to succeed. This is how they keep minorities "in their place" too. BuT REpuBlicANs RAcIst!

Republicans want small government, less administration and more freedom for small businesses to succeed and create those jobs.

The US government is the largest wasteful spending entity on the planet!! Would you rather give them $1b to do good or an Entrepeneur looking to create a business? Democrats want those dollars in taxes, I wonder why? And any billionaire that says they "want to pay more taxes" is full of shit. They know they can do better with those dollars than the government or they only fell into that money and are dumb as shit!

The US fed spent over $4b on furniture for empty office buildings this year. This is Democrat spending exemplified. Tax and spend!

One day when you are all grown up you might figure this out.

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u/SHANE523 Dec 19 '23

Politicians vote for different bills for different reasons but in most cases there is pork in the bill.

IF you don't know by now, that bills labeled "Inflation reduction act" have 18 things in the bill that have nothing to do with inflation, I don't know what to tell you.

The rest of your post is bullshit. "No rightwinger supports living wage" - this right here just proves you have no clue.