WebsterMark wrote on 06/03/18 at 04:39:08:But seriously, business responds when they feel condions are right to minimize risks. They respond more to Trump than Obama.
A lot of statistics are out there but here's a big one. Consumer confidence is up under Trump, we've all heard that and regardless if liberals will admit it or not, its true. But here's a great subsection of that group: the confidence level has increased the highest in the lowest income group.
They want that tax break. The people who want to work are finding jobs. Those people will vote. Now, some will be foolish enough to fall for the old "Democrats are behind the poor people" scam, but many will start to see the truth. There will be no blue wave. At best, a high tide, but that's it.
well, yeah, most business owners are republican so they like when their team is winning.
yeah, when your boss is more optimistic, happy because his side is winning, less suspicious that the President will do something against their own philosophy then yeah, that optimism will actually trickle down, moods are contagious, kinda, for some
We'll see about the blue wave, it might not be as big as it once was projected to be, but historically, in the midterms the party opposite the president gains seats, But the democrats aren't as on message as the republicans were, liberals don't tend to march in line like conservatives.
oh, and money isn't everything, liberals aren't motivated by that as much as conservatives, not saying that it won't matter completely but social issues, and yes, feelings will get democratic voters out.
we'll see how it goes, anything can happen between now and voting time.
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