Mike Clancy

them against us: Election 2016 (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"them against us" is the strategy of Election 2016

Class ! Class ! Class !

That's all they talk about. It's a shocking blast from the past

Didn't America abolish class?

Election 2016 is a good old fashioned class war!

Clinton and Trump will save the middle class. Clinton will tax the upper class. Trump will save the upper class from sharing with grubby lower classes. Trump will yank the working class jobs back to America.

Class is all they talk about.

Class ! Class ! Class !

20 years ago, "them against us" was very effective political strategy to justify exporting millions of jobs

In this book Mayor Gleeson explains how easy it is for politicians to use class to enrage and divide us

I know you want to understand the game that Clinton and Trump are playing in Election 2016.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mike Clancy
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Oktober 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781536574647
• Artikelnr.: 46167599

Autorenporträt

I was raised on welfare by my hero, a single mom..

I once had a job with the federal government helping people escape poverty and achieve equality.

Then federal policy changed from equality to austerity. My employer, your government actively created poverty. Yes, we could save middle class people from losing their homes but we were ordered to "cut loose" working class people because they are "worth less."

Your government helped business to "cut loose" our working class jobs and send our jobs to a working class in other countries along with the right to park profits overseas so they wouldn't be taxed.

My bosses declared, "There is nothing wrong with children starving to death if they are not worthy of investment." I told the public on the radio. After nearly 20 years, I was forced to quit my job.

Fifty years later, I went on workfare.

I'm still fighting for equality.

What are YOU doing about it?