Be Prepared – Editorial – News-Gazette

Democrats have been speculating in recent weeks about the possibility of the economy falling back from recovery into recession and its adverse impact on President Donald Trump’s re-election bid in 2020. But Democrats, at least those in Illinois, might want to reconsider what they wish for because a deteriorating economy would have a devastating impact on a financially distressed state like Illinois. For starters, a recession would reduce revenue at all levels of government.
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MikeH
6 years ago

I’ve mentioned this same thing here before. The left are so rabid to get rid of Trump that they’re willing to burn the house down around themselves.

Illinois Entrepreneur
6 years ago
Reply to  MikeH

The means is power and the ends is power.

The rest is just pieces on a chessboard to them.

MikeH
6 years ago

Right you are. And too many useful idiots just go along with the narrative without asking questions. Like how Nadler’s impeachment circus is just a personal beef from when he was an NYC official back in the 80s and Trump built a development he didnt like.

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