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53% of Financial Services Industry's party specific donations went to Democrats in the 2020 election cycle. This trend is expected to grow if Donald Trump is back on the GOP ticket for 2024.
So Wall Street is not even majority Republican.
What is your experience with Wall Street? Did you ever work on the Street..
Do your own research. I don't have the time or patience to explain that the sky is blue.
You have nothing to back up those statements, which is why your response cannot be backed up with facts and data.
Historically Wall St. may have been Republican, however it's a lot more polarized now and will continue to trend away from MAGA Republicans. The donations are proof of a tilt towards Democrats, we may see the trend reverse if the Republicans move away from Trump/MAGA and more towards a Mitt Romney like moderate.
In no way is the vast majority of Wall Street, Republican at this time.
The donations imply that the Democrats are now the multinational corrupt corporate establishment. Not a surprise to those who have been paying attention.
The donations imply that the Democrats are now the multinational corrupt corporate establishment. Not a surprise to those who have been paying attention.
The schizophreniacs here pi*s and moan about income inequality and the rich not paying their share while gleefully proclaiming to be the party of the wealthy.
Last edited by PureBoston; 07-21-2023 at 02:38 PM..
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