Charts 2-4 reflect the reaction of the voters to Chart 1. The voters keep choosing change, which should tell the parties something. They are not happy with whoever is in power because they are not doing what is needed - preventing a debt-spiral that destroys savings and deflates the economy, passing needed legislation, etc. The constant voter rejection of the incumbents goes back further than the first chart. Someday, someone is going to catch on. But I don’t think this year is it.
The change people want is not the change we have gotten for nearly 20years, but certainly the last 10. We get a change in “leadership” but it’s just infighting and no actual solutions. A group of leaders who can propose and then enact policy that American people want instead of cramming executive orders down our throats could be legendary.
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Charts 2-4 reflect the reaction of the voters to Chart 1. The voters keep choosing change, which should tell the parties something. They are not happy with whoever is in power because they are not doing what is needed - preventing a debt-spiral that destroys savings and deflates the economy, passing needed legislation, etc. The constant voter rejection of the incumbents goes back further than the first chart. Someday, someone is going to catch on. But I don’t think this year is it.
The change people want is not the change we have gotten for nearly 20years, but certainly the last 10. We get a change in “leadership” but it’s just infighting and no actual solutions. A group of leaders who can propose and then enact policy that American people want instead of cramming executive orders down our throats could be legendary.