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Trump Doesn’t Want a “Poor Person” Running the Economy

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June 24, 2017

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President Donald Trump’s contempt for the poor has been on full display since he was sworn into office, and he decided to express how much he dislikes the poor at a recent rally in Iowa. He claimed that he doesn't want a "poor person" running the economy because—according to him—that's a job for rich people, since they're smarter than poor people. So even though Donald Trump may have the vocabulary of a pre-schooler and an IQ comparable to that of a gnat, he's smart because he's wealthy. Makes sense.

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