When all the hand-wringing in the Democratic party is done – and shocking claims allegedly emanating from the Clinton camp pointing the finger at Barack Obama as the one responsible for Hillary’s demise, the latest in a long string of excuses – perhaps it is Jeremy Grantham that speaks to the real issue best. Using a decidedly non-partisan analytical voice, many inside the “establishment” might not want his perspective to be heard. He points to the core reason for Clinton’s loss, the larger societal trend, then illuminates a path forward. Jeremy Grantham: Don’t point the finger at individuals for Clinton’s loss,…
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- Jeremy Grantham: Don't point the finger at individuals for Clinton's loss, this overriding statistical voter sentiment says it all:
- “America needs a strong leader to take the country back from the rich and powerful.”
- Clinton vs Trump was a vote between the elite establishment and those wanting change so badly they would do almost anything to get it
- Is it odd that an establishment billionaire is calling out the establishment?
- The unmentionable topic: Corporations are not human, but they are increasingly being given benefits over humans
- The problem is starting to impact the middle- and upper-middle class
- The history of a society taken over by the "wealthy 1%" from a member of this elite club
- The understanding the proper path forward is why analysis of the real situation is most important
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