Born in Brooklyn, loves Liverpool FC, urban history and the left, as well as my family. Alumnus of Brooklyn College, Cornell and Penn. We can learn a lot from much of the world how to live, work and run our government.
Well, except for those with pensions,, the stock market was never part of a person’s daily life. Even in the 1920s, and even since Reagan deregulated lots of safeguards.
gallandguileI'm no finance guy, but it's increasingly clear that AI is not a bubble, but something far worse: the permanent detachment of the stock market from the average person's daily life and its transition from an important social barometer to a mocking representation of wealth concentration
Consider that (a) government didn’t create the vaccines and only tested it and (b) every other country doesn’t have any issues with vaccines and it saved many lives. Sen. Marshall: you are a crackpot
Aaron RuparSen. Roger Marshall: "Who didn't have a friend who took this vaccine and had some time of complication? A stroke, a blood clot, a young man getting some type of heart inflammation. That's what destroyed the trust in the American people for our government."
