the video rebel has posted again. this individual is quite accurate over the years in information provided; past, current and future;

In 1960 John F Kennedy began his campaign for the presidency with a speech to union members at Cobo hall in Detroit. No modern Democrat bothers to campaign for union voters who work for a living. There are only 14.3 million union members today. In 1960 there were 18.1 million. That is a loss of 3.8 million members while America’s population was growing from 180.7 million to 332. 4 million. Democrats passed NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) and WTO (World Trade Organization) so they could send American jobs overseas.

This benefited billionaires by letting them pay lower wages overseas and at home. Nike workers in Asia make 23 cents an hour. Wealthy people in America get cheap nannies, gardeners and maids. And political pundits wonder why American workers are so angry.

Of those 14.3 million US union workers, 2.3 million are in NEA (National Education Association), 1.7 in AFT (American Federation of Teachers) and AFSCME ( American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees) has 1.46 million. AFGE (American Federation of Government Employees) has 700,000 members and postal unions have 200,000. So 6.36 million of the 14.3 million union members do not care that working class jobs have gone away.

Liberals added 151.7 million to America’s population by encouraging legal and illegal immigration. Immigrants needs US born children to protect their right to live in the US.

Stanley Greenberg is the pollster who first noted that Democrats were losing white working class voters. He is now warning Democrats that workers of all races are leaving the Democrats.  And that it would be a disaster for them.

Several hedge funds have invested billions in single family homes and apartments. An increasing population has driven both rents and home prices up into the stratosphere. Try to buy an average home for less than a million dollars in Silicon Valley.This is good for billionaires but bad for renters who have to pay  12% more than a year ago. In some growth cities like Phoenix that is 20% more. Nearly 10% of Americans can’t pay their new higher rent.......read more........