Ultimately, the rich are at risk, too. In fact, they might not be safe, either. His choice to tear down instead of shore up air travel safety seems likely to have contributed to the Washington D. Even if you happen to own your own plane, you use the same runways and air traffic controllers everyone else depends on.
The fires in Los Angeles are another excellent example. We can look to private equity for that mess. Finally, history tells us that people will only put up with so much before we see things like pitchforks, torches, guillotines and Luigis.
Maybe you are scoffing at that. Maybe you think that things are fine, and that the masses are content with their lot because we gave them endless TV shows to stream and legal marijuana to to keep them happy. Well, just remember that the status quo can change very quickly, and usually nobody sees it coming.
I intend this round-up to be a one-stop shop for everyone who cares about this topic. Donald Trump pretends to be on the side of regular Americans β and then pushes for tax cuts for billionaires, and tariffs that will make everything more expensive. And yet Trump and the GOP managed to convince millions of families that they, not the Democrats, were the party of working people: in November, almost half of union households voted GOP. They included not just white families, but Black, Latino and Asian American families, too.
The idea has always been met with skepticism from a number of directions. Americans can be forgiven for having this impression. Most of our lived experience has either been the Rust Belt era of the s, or the supercharged offshoring of the s, s, and s. America has not had a factory building boom in a very long time. The skyrocketing prices and longer delivery times have made it difficult for the LAFD to replace aging vehicles in its fleet, many of which have exceeded their service life.
