Politics Updater

By Steve Lawson

Very valuable information for voters to vote  for just democracy in up-coming elections.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Steve Lawson
• Release date: May 15, 2019
• ISBN: 9781386246695

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Misinformed voters created the conditions in which Trump became president.

Public Policy Pol ing, PPP Pol on Dec. 9-2015 show 67 percent of rural voters believe

unemployment increased during the presidency of Barack Obama, and 39 percent believe

the stock market dropped during that period, when in truth the opposite happened.

Barack Obama was sworn in as president on Jan. 20-2009 and remained president until

Jan. 20-2017 when Trump was sworn in.

On Mar. 8-2009 the Dow Jones Average closed at 6,547, which was its lowest close in 12

years. The value of all U.S. stocks dropped from a peak of $22 tril ion to $9 tril ion, a

staggering loss of wealth. abc.go.com

Dow Jones Average nearly hits 20,000 for the first time. Dayton Daily News, De. 20-2016.

Obama was president from Jan.-2009 to Jan.-2017.

NPR, National Public Radio, npr.org/2016/12/6

The median household income in the U.S. climbed 5.2 percent between 2014 and 2015 to

$56,156, which was the biggest jump since the Census Bureau started keeping track in 1967.

Jan. 29-2009 Obama democrats enacted Equal Pay for Equal Work.

Mar. 30-2009 Obama democrats enacted Save the U.S. Auto Industry.

Oct. 28-2009 Obama democrats enacted Hate Crimes Prevention Act.

Mar. 23-2010 Obama democrats enacted the Affordable Care Act.

Mar. 30-2010 Obama democrats enacted Student Loan Reform.

July 21-2010 Obama democrats enacted Wall Street Reform.

Dec. 17-2010 Obama democrats enacted Middle-Class Tax Cuts.

Dec. 22-2010 Obama democrats enacted Repeal of Don't Ask-Don't Tel .

July 29-2011 Obama democrats enacted Raising Fuel Efficiency Standards.

Rural voters unknowingly voted to deny their children healthcare in the Nov.-2016 election.

Five months later in March they learned the republicans' bill to replace Obama's ACA will

lead to 14 mil ion fewer Americans with healthcare by 2018 and 24 mil ion fewer