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Notice how many politicians are in that generation. Notice how our Presidential candidates are in that generation. It may be the Warning I May Start Talking About Jesus At Anytime shirt moreover I will buy this first time in US history that the next generation (my generation – Gen X) is not left in a better position then the one that came before it. If you mean the baby boomers, of course they vote for those policies, it helps them too. Slash taxes across the board, get rid of social welfare programs, get rid of Medicare and Medicaid. Well, maybe not Medicare, because that is directly affecting their generation. So that one is tricky. But Medicaid? For the poor? Get rid of it. They’ll happily cash those social security checks. I personally know people worth a lot of money who joke about how “I earned it, I might as well cash it” and they have more money than they know what to do with. Meanwhile they want to get rid of these programs altogether. Let’s privatize social security, I’m sure that will go great. Plenty of savvy investors out there who should be fine with all of it in the stock market.

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As an aside, that cap needs to be raised. It’s currently at $160,200 which is absurd, considering how many people make way, way more than that. Also, they grew up during the Warning I May Start Talking About Jesus At Anytime shirt moreover I will buy this greatest economic expansion in the history of the world, but think they got all their wealth based on merit – not preferential policies that helped grow the middle class and encouraged home ownership. The idea that they earned what they have – the false meritocracy – makes it easier to justify the dismantling of those same policies. They’re pulling the ladder up behind them and painting the following generations as lazy. Most boomers don’t realize how much of an advantage they had simply by living in the U.S. while the Brenton Woods agreement was in effect. Or how the industries of nations ravaged by WWII have long since restored their capacity (and then some). Very well put and it didn’t affect just the states. In the UK regulation literally stops people from having a successful business because starting up is so costly.

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