Yield Curves Invert in U.S., U.K

Re:Yield Curves Invert in U.S., U.K by koolba on Wednesday August 14, 2019 @06:01PM (#20700464)

Alternatively we should allow career professionals to act as a dampener on the will of the people when it does not align with their own views.

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Re:Yield Curves Invert in U.S., U.K by ashelmire on Thursday August 15, 2019 @08:30AM (#20704542)

What exactly are you asserting? I get that you're reiterating the Trump talking point about "Deep State" nonsense, but the majority of people in this nation have voted for Democratic candidates in the last several elections, including both 2016 and 2018. If anything, the electoral college and gerrymandering are what dampen the will of the people.

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Re:Yield Curves Invert in U.S., U.K by koolba on Thursday August 15, 2019 @12:28PM (#20706716)

The outcome of the electoral college is de facto the will of the people.

Similarly, any unelected bureaucrat working in the executive branch that pursues their personal agenda or tries to slow progress on the plans of the duly elected executive is de facto going against said will of the people.

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Re:Yield Curves Invert in U.S., U.K by ashelmire on Monday August 19, 2019 @11:46AM (#20738778)

So let’s get what you’re saying: the will of the people is reflected in the person who got less votes winning, because of archaic rules created by ancient oligarchs?

That is cognitive dissonance of the highest order.

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