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<blockquote data-quote="100%" data-source="post: 5692079" data-attributes="member: 96191">Both have been successful in helping people stay in the middle class. During your life, what do you believe the percentage is of people who make it out of the middle class? I ask this bc your level of success seems to be “wealth”, not the middle class. You would only judge me by if I had made myself wealthy. But back to my question, how many have made it out of the middle class? When the people who are running the show are making MILLIONS, while middle class fights to keep up with inflation, it’s the rich vs the poor. No poor person caused inflation, but we have to pay for it. No poor person owns a bank and gets bailed out, but we pay for it. We get higher interest rates while the rich get loans? This is going on and I don’t see where R and D distinguish themselves. To comment on your assumption, I have 2 businesses and leaving UPS a young man. Literally has zero to do with my views of the 2 party system (rich vs poor). I’ve literally came from having nothing but lent in my pocket, NO MONEY. That’s where my views come from. Follow the money. I align with you and rod on A LOT. But I disagree on putting people in parties. You’re a one party person that’s cool. To me that’s intellectually lazy, as you say.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="100%, post: 5692079, member: 96191"] Both have been successful in helping people stay in the middle class. During your life, what do you believe the percentage is of people who make it out of the middle class? I ask this bc your level of success seems to be “wealth”, not the middle class. You would only judge me by if I had made myself wealthy. But back to my question, how many have made it out of the middle class? When the people who are running the show are making MILLIONS, while middle class fights to keep up with inflation, it’s the rich vs the poor. No poor person caused inflation, but we have to pay for it. No poor person owns a bank and gets bailed out, but we pay for it. We get higher interest rates while the rich get loans? This is going on and I don’t see where R and D distinguish themselves. To comment on your assumption, I have 2 businesses and leaving UPS a young man. Literally has zero to do with my views of the 2 party system (rich vs poor). I’ve literally came from having nothing but lent in my pocket, NO MONEY. That’s where my views come from. Follow the money. I align with you and rod on A LOT. But I disagree on putting people in parties. You’re a one party person that’s cool. To me that’s intellectually lazy, as you say. [/QUOTE]

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