Lars Larson says the Democrats have tired of … (Trump) winning … just not wins for their socialist ambitions
Lars Larson
The Northwest Nonsense
Democrats seem willing to set a new record for A LONG government shut down and starve people on food stamps while leaving essential federal workers without paychecks.
Republicans passed government funding through the House months ago. It nearly passed the Senate till the Party of Slavery demanded medicaid for illegal aliens … the Democrats new slaves.
President Trump warned us years ago we’d win so much we’d get tired of winning.
I think the Democrats are tired of it already.
Inflation under control at 2.7 and headed lower. Gas prices finally below $3 bucks national average for the first time in three years. Full employment for the country with the jobless rate at only 4.2. Growth rate … after dropping half a point in the first quarter from the President Auto Pen hangover, growth of GDP now sits at a robust 3.8.
That’s what the Democrats have tired of … winning … just not wins for their socialist ambitions.
Meanwhile, the same party that cheered when mobs tore down statues of heroes like Lincoln, Jefferson and Washington are wailing about “heritage” as President Trump builds a big beautiful White House Ballroom … all of it privately funded.
Democrat Obama’s big contribution to White House heritage … turning a tennis court into a basketball court.
Go figure!
Also read:
- Letter: I-5 Bridge – Save $billions, reduce congestion and improve safety
Camas resident Douglas Tweet argues eliminating light rail could save $2.5 billion and reduce bridge width by 31 feet. - Letter: How do we share a city and foster community when our sincerely held moral frameworks clash so fundamentally?
Matson argues Battle Ground’s council lacks the mandate to adjudicate sexual ethics or act as the town’s spiritual leader. - Letter: When ‘inclusion’ mandates exclusion, sports lose its way
Jonathan Hines argues forced Pride jerseys and banned Bible verses reveal a double standard in MLB’s inclusion policies. - POLL: Did the Clark County Council make the right decision by rejecting the auditor authority proposal?
The 3-2 council vote rejected giving the auditor’s office power to write financial impact statements for ballot measures. - Opinion: Hospital price transparency is good, but its impact will be limited
Washington still shields hospitals from competition through certificate-of-need laws other states have repealed.
