Which political party has the solutions for 2017?

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   bradmasterOCcalposted 8 years ago

   Which political party has the solutions for 2017?
   
   

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   RJ Schwartzposted 8 years ago

   Neither - "we the people" on the other hand are seeing the light and exposing the real issues.  I think that by having non establishment voices being heard the loudest, that we just may luck out and turn things on a better path.  I think it will take another election cycle before the real "solver" emerges.

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   Ken Burgessposted 8 years ago

   I agree with Ralph Schwartz's comment it is right on, I have no confidence in any candidate to handle the issues, and reverse the direction the country has been headed for far too long now.
   Only Trump is talking about China's most favored nation status needing to be rescinded, and redrafting or terminating NAFTA and CAFTA, these are the actions that would turn everything around for this nation, and ONLY these actions can turn things around and bring quality jobs back to America, and revitalize its industry, and make it competitive again.
   Romney talked about doing this and more the last election, and he had the intelligence and experience to probably pull it off.  Trump I don't believe does, and no other politician has the mindset to even try to tackle these issues certainly not Clinton or Bush who are knee deep in creating these issues to begin with.

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      junksellerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Sanders voted against NAFTA and CAFTA and against most favored status for China and wants to get rid of all of them.

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      RJ Schwartzposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Bernie Sanders is anything but a solution - Social Democracy is not the answer

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   modernalchemystposted 8 years ago

   Neither, and until we realize that the two-party system is a scam, there won't be any solutions. Almost all of our politicians on both sides have accepted the kind of campaign donations that make it impossible for them to represent the interests of their constituents over their donors. Until campaign finance reform is passed, the idea of choice between sides or even individual candidates is an illusion.

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