So to those of you who write publicly,

[TNNurse]

are we going to see and hear about the relationship between the bank failure and the train derailments? So people understand that they both came from deregulations...brought to us by Donald Trump and the GOP.

Seems we need to see and hear this over and over in every media.

[SheltieLover]

1. Kicking for Visibility

[Joinfortmill]

2. That would be a good thing. But, let's not hold our collective breath.

[republianmushroom]

3. We should but doubtful.

[malaise]

4. Great post

Rec

[malaise]

5. Great post

Rec

[spanone]

6. ...K&R...

[Achilleaze]

7. k and r

[Irish_Dem]

8. Rich Americans getting richer by screwing over the little guy.

Same old story over and over.

[peggysue2]

9. I certainly hope we see it, read it blast it

I've read several pieces and tweets pretty much saying: whoa, before you get your Biden outage on take a look at the dates and the deregulation facts. For railroads and financial houses, etc.

I'm also beginning to pickup comments about the disparity of Wall St. howling about how the banks should be bailed out (Larry Summers, please take a bow) but how student loan forgiveness is a sure route to financial disaster.

It's beginning to seep through but needs to be on loudspeaker.

[Irish_Dem]

10. The rich getting richer by screwing over the little guy.

Same old story over and over.

[AnotherMother4Peace]

11. Recommended. Donald loved to reward big business & crap on everyone else. nt

[PatrickforB]

12. Whatever and whenever we express our opinions whether in writing, video or in person,

we must all educate people about the perils of deregulation. The problem is that this country worships its own golden idol - the Wall Street bull. It is all about greed, envy, and lust for wealth. This is why the GOP has been so careful to tie the term 'job killing' to all regulations. It is the trickle down economics that dirtbags like von Mises, Hayek, Friedman, James Buchannon and others - their object is to systematically transfer the world's wealth into fewer and fewer hands, leaving the rest of us short.

[flashman13]

13. Trump bashing maybe satisfying but the real problem is at the heart of modern capitalism.

Corporations and investors see the world in quarterly bites. Every quarter has to be better than the last quarter. Maximizing stockholder value and profits is the only corporate goal to the detriment of everything else. Corporations will do virtually anything to accomplish those goals. So they buy the Congress, a Trump and SCOTUS, the system hums along and everyone else gets screwed.

[DownriverDem]

14. I posted

both the train deregulation and bank deregulation articles on facebook. Here's the bank connection to trump.
https://accountable.us/watchdog-silicon-valley-banks-collapse-traced-back-to-trump-republican-roll-back-of-dodd-frank/

[TNNurse]

15. Thanks.

I want it as a story on the networks, including local news. I want it in newspapers, on NPR, on podcasts. CNN, MSNBC... and of course the pretend news stations (yes, I know).

[DownriverDem]

19. I sent it to

the pretend news station, but I won't hold my breath.

[TNNurse]

20. Thanks for the effort.

I wish I was seeing folks on here who have a wider audience sharing what they can.

[OMGWTF]

16. THIS! THIS! THIS!

[FoxNewsSucks]

17. I don't expect to see much truth on the corporate media.

They won't imperil their ad money, or risk angering their rightwing owners.

We'll see it here, and other "preaching-to-the-choir" sites. The inattentive public will probably be told it's Biden's fault and believe that.

[dchill]

18. Pretty sure "Both Sides Do It."