Trade Wars Begin at Home

     The Democratic Party has been selling the nation down the river for years now with what they mislabel as "trade agreements", binding international treaties enabling corporate suits to fire Americans and replace them with cheap foreign labor.  These ill-conceived swindles, which should be called "massive American job obliteration pacts", have succeeded in gutting the demand side of our economy to the point where the whole ball of wax has become dysfunctional, a key goal for Washington destuctionists, who seek to tighten commie-minded control by tearing us apart and then blaming capitalism for everything they've done to accomplish that.

     We read of recent developments here with great interest.  Apparently, labor leaders, who'd also be out of work if the pinkos were to win, have finally taken issue with the Trotskyite-in-Chief over his latest plan to eviscerate what's left of our employed working force with more massive American job obliteration pacts.  MacDougal holds Labor in high regard.  Without unions, our lost Middle Class, which no longer exists, would never have received the income needed to make this formerly great nation what it once was.

     The MacDougal Post applauds their current stand.  Restoring an effective balance between labor, management, and investor interests should be one of our foremost political objectives, second only to 1) eliminating the Muslim threat here and abroad, particularly over in Western Europe and 2) kicking CEO's and them in the financial nuts for looting shareholder savings with their illegal "stock option" racketeering.

     Fight on, union execs.  A win here would further shareholder interests against CEO's who've bribed their way into an absurd position in a world that's now run by the hired help, for goodness sakes, to the detriment of ownership interests everywhere, including our subscriber's wealth management accounts.