First law of economics the more the supply, the cheaper the price, if the demand is for 100,000 units a week and we introduce another 10,000 units a week into the market place prices drop, if we subtract 20,000 units a week prices will tend to increase.
So why is the party supported by 90% of the unions in this country allowing more people into our country to participate in our labor market and drive our labor prices down?
Why aren't our unions proactively encouraging enforcement of existing immigration and labor laws to force labor rates upward?
Why is the party identified as "being in the pocket of big business and the 1%" the one more likely to enforce immigration and labor laws forcing the price of labor (a commodity that big business needs, and that working families sell) up?
Why is it the party of the wealthy and privileged that wants to encourage encourage the development of cost effective cheap energy, a commodity the working class needs, while the party that's for "the working families" wants to eliminate and tax cheaper sources of energy so everyone is forced to use energy sources that are more expensive and just so happen to be made by their cronies?
Why is it the party that "supports working families" is continually assaulting the family by trying to redefine family and the very institution that creates family (marriage)?
When we attack and punish those that are successful why are we surprised when our society has less wealth and success?
How long before our collective intelligence is lowered to the point that someone tells us the sun isn't going to rise tomorrow unless we give them more power over our lives and we believe them and give them the right to tell us what we can eat, drink, drive, who we can marry, hire and do business with let alone tell us what business we can be in and what we can charge for our goods, services and labor?
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