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Hello all, 

  I am here in good faith, looking for diffrrent political perspectives. I may not be a republican but I still want to understand different view points. I dont think this issue is party specific, and I will be honest and say that the intent is to ease my mind a bit. As someone that is worried about the future of the economy, and wonders about the direction most people want it to go in. So please give my question a chance!

  I want to gather opinions on the current recession and the growing ratio between the top 1% and bottom 99% of earners in the U.S. In 2021 alone, it almost doubled.  The gap gets bigger every year.

  Personally, I have not heard either party talk about this issue much at from a policy standpoint this election. Usually criticism of wage gaps is associated with democrats but if you look at the map, one of the worst culprits of this is California. A blue state. 

  Since repubs have several branches, the court, and the presidency, I believe it would be entirely in the hands of this party on how the recession is going to be addressed. I mean this is pretty a traditional eye rolling "rich getting richer, poor getting poorer" that people yap about. Except it's getting harder to deny. 

  From what Trump has said, I think they plan to address it with American Isolationism (he mentioned tariffs, pulling from the UN, and mass deportation). Sure that can address the recession in some ways (ending the oversaturated job market). But I personally don't see how this would address wage gaps. Is the gap not considered a problem to most people, even when many have issues affording eggs? Whats the common republican opinion? Please enlighten me 

<div class="md"><p>Hello all, </p>

<p>I am here in good faith, looking for diffrrent political perspectives. I may not be a republican but I still want to understand different view points. I dont think this issue is party specific, and I will be honest and say that the intent is to ease my mind a bit. As someone that is worried about the future of the economy, and wonders about the direction most people want it to go in. So please give my question a chance!</p>

<p>I want to gather opinions on the current recession and the growing ratio between the top 1% and bottom 99% of earners in the U.S. In 2021 alone, it almost doubled.  The gap gets bigger every year.</p>

<p>Personally, I have not heard either party talk about this issue much at from a policy standpoint this election. Usually criticism of wage gaps is associated with democrats but if you look at the map, one of the worst culprits of this is California. A blue state. </p>

<p>Since repubs have several branches, the court, and the presidency, I believe it would be entirely in the hands of this party on how the recession is going to be addressed. I mean this is pretty a traditional eye rolling &quot;rich getting richer, poor getting poorer&quot; that people yap about. Except it&#39;s getting harder to deny. </p>

<p>From what Trump has said, I think they plan to address it with American Isolationism (he mentioned tariffs, pulling from the UN, and mass deportation). Sure that can address the recession in some ways (ending the oversaturated job market). But I personally don&#39;t see how this would address wage gaps. Is the gap not considered a problem to most people, even when many have issues affording eggs? Whats the common republican opinion? Please enlighten me </p>
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Curious about a Republican perspective on income gaps

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