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daniel July 14, 2019July 14, 2019 2020 Democratic Presidential Primary, Andrew Yang, Andrew Yang’s Support Tripled, Are White Males the Real Loser in the Democratic Primary?, Bernie and Biden Collapse, Bernie Sanders, Beto is the Man to Watch, Elizabeth Warren, Emerson Poll, Is Social Media to Blame?, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, that little girl was me, What is Happening in the Democratic Primary?, Who will Rule Social Media?, Women Candidates Gain, Yang Gang

Bernie and Biden Collapse, women gain

Biden, did a little better than Bernie his support fell by 4% from 34% in June 2019 to 30% in July 2019. If Biden’s support falls by 4% each month between July and the 3 February 2019 Iowa caucus, the former vice president will have a 6% level of support.

To clarify, if you multiply 4% by six, the number of months until the Iowa Caucus you get 24%. Thus, Biden needs to do something and fast, or he’s toast.

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daniel May 29, 2015March 17, 2016 Barry Goldwater, Bernie Sanders, Democratic Primary, Elizabeth Warren, Goldwater, Hillary Clinton, Income Inequality, Retail Apocalypse, Sanders, Sanders 2016, Sanders for President, Socialism, Socialist for President

How Bernie Sanders Could Change American Politics

The most intriguing part of Sanders’ campaign then could be to introduce America to the Ronald Reagan of the left. I imagine that person is out there right now, and historians of the future will credit Sanders as bringing him or her onto the national stage.

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daniel May 11, 2015March 28, 2016 Annaly, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Federal Reserve, Income Inequality, NLY, QE2, Quantitative Easing, Rand Paul, Ron Paul, Thomas Piketty

Is the Federal Reserve to Blame for Income Inequality?

There is some merit to Denahan’s arguments; quantitative easing does drive income inequality in two ways

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daniel May 10, 2015April 10, 2016 Bernie Sanders, British Election, British Politics, Centrism is dead, Conservative Victory, Conservatives’ success, David Cameron, Elizabeth Warren, Fear works, Presidential Elections, proportional representation, Scottish Nationalist Party, Socialist running for President, The polls are often wrong, UKIP

What Can Cameron’s Victory Tell Us about the Next US Presidential Race?

Centrism is dead. Despite all the talk of the need for political moderation and compromise in politics, the middle lost big in Britain. The moderate Liberal Democrats lost most of their seats in the election.

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daniel May 4, 2015April 10, 2016 Barry Goldwater, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Far Left, he insecure position that the middle class finds itself in., Presidential Race, Sanders, Scandinavia, Socialist running for President, Socialists, US Presidential Candiates

America Moves to the Left

What’s truly interesting is that the presence of someone as leftwing as Sanders in the Democratic presidential race would have unthinkable just 10 years ago. Today both Sanders and the most popular alternative to Hillary, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts), are very leftwing.

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daniel December 26, 2014June 8, 2020 Amazon, AMZN, Benjamin Graham, Berkshire Hathaway, Capital in the 21st Century, COST, Costco, Disruptive Technology, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Elizabeth Warren, Family Dollar, FDO, Income Inequality, Karl Marx, Thomas Piketty, Venmo, Visa, Wal-Mart

What is the Cause of Income Inequality?

You see the problem here. Technology is most likely to take the jobs of those members of the working and lower middle classes that make the most. It also takes the jobs that provide them with some upward mobility. This

Politics You Missed It

daniel December 21, 2014March 17, 2016 Bank of America, Barry Goldwater, Benjamin Graham, Berkshire Hathaway, Capital, Capital in the 21st Century, COST, Costco, Disruptive Technology, Elizabeth Warren, Gold, GOOG, Google, Mr. Market, Mr. Money Mustache, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Pinketty, Warren Buffett, WMT

War on Wall Street Looms in Politics, Washington

The political implications of this are obvious: Wall Street is going to be a major issue in the 2016 presidential campaigns. Economic issues, such as income inequality, financial regulation, student loans, jobs, etc. will be the defining ones in the election. Those who want to win elections, or at least Democratic primaries, will have to be the most vocal in attacking it.