Also, are we comfortable with AI overlords, Dr. Bob gets worked up at the reaction to Hunter Biden's pardon, and Spencer doesn't mind laughing at other's misfortune.
Thank you. I offer comments on how the working class views the wealthy and privatization. Working-class Americans may not mind the rich getting richer due to beliefs in the "American Dream," hoping to achieve wealth themselves. Others distrust government intervention, equate wealth with hard work, or prioritize personal struggles over systemic issues. Media framing and misinformation can also downplay income inequality's impact. Years of criticism by both the left and the right, without any acknowledgment of 'good' government programs, have combined to produce declining trust in govt.
Regarding privatization, the food program that Reynolds has rejected is run almost entirely by private, non-profit, or faith groups. I agree that she is anti-govt., pro private sector and has since assumed office.
Thank you. I offer comments on how the working class views the wealthy and privatization. Working-class Americans may not mind the rich getting richer due to beliefs in the "American Dream," hoping to achieve wealth themselves. Others distrust government intervention, equate wealth with hard work, or prioritize personal struggles over systemic issues. Media framing and misinformation can also downplay income inequality's impact. Years of criticism by both the left and the right, without any acknowledgment of 'good' government programs, have combined to produce declining trust in govt.
Regarding privatization, the food program that Reynolds has rejected is run almost entirely by private, non-profit, or faith groups. I agree that she is anti-govt., pro private sector and has since assumed office.
Thanks, Ralph. We so value your thoughtful comments based on years of experience. You always make me think. Much appreciated.