Look at the latest budget passed by a Repub House that was elected to not do that.

But I do understand your difficultly in keeping up.

Old age does that to you.

More than any single thing people seem to know on some deep personal level that was the biggest demonstration of how differently the legal system treats the rich and the poor in modern history.

Rage (often called fury or frenzy) is a feeling of intense, violent, or growing anger. It is sometimes associated with the fight-or-flight response and often activated in response to an external cue, such as an event that impacts negatively on the person. The phrase, "thrown into a fit of rage", expresses the immediate nature of rage that occurs before deliberation. If left unchecked, rage may lead to violence. Depression and anxiety lead to an increased susceptibility to rage, and there are modern treatments for this emotional pattern.

That being said, and this is a different argument, but to believe Trump will not vote for his own self interest is truly funny.  Yeah, Trump Mr. philanthropist extraordinaire, certainly explains the wall and the ban on muslims entering the US, it's because he cares about all citizens, not just his own narrowed interests.

I get that people are sick of the money, I am sick as anyone, but to believe that Trump is solution simply doesn't make sense.  If that is your beef, unlike almost every other election, there is an actual viable candidate whose platform is exactly that, and it ain't Trump.

What is particularly interesting in the time of Anger is that the reasons given by different groups/individuals on an issue show opposing reasons for the same levels of fuming, rage, anger.  Take the matter of government itself, for example ... Some on the right almost sputter with Anger over the power and role of government (health care, gun control, environmental regulations) as they pronounce almost any government involvement or assistance to be a socialistic destruction of America.  Even PACs & Super-PACs such as Bush's Right to Rise and Trump's call to Restore America push the fuming Anger buttons to obtain their own political ends ... and, their followers shout their approval with placards and documented fist-assaults at rallies.  Visceral Anger, I'd say.

As for the left ... well, while the red-faced rage of the right does not seem to be met in shouting rage, the clarion call of two or three words such as Wall Street and other baddies guarantees an upsurge of Anger.  Lately, the legitimate arguments to rein in/provide needed controls seem to be reduced to emotional slogans designed to generate Anger.

Far from being cavalier or taking matters lightly, the hardening polarization during this exceedingly long election cycle troubles me very much.  It hurts because there are days when it looks like the Anger from the Right meeting the Anger from the Left ultimately will have nowhere to go but explode, implode, or fizzle out.  Some of the Anger is quite genuine; some of it is definitely programmed by competing campaigns and their sponsors; and--in all honesty--some of it is beginning to feel like this year's programmed TV series about an overheated tantrum.

Can you explain why very few leftwing women don't condemn the anti woman position of the radicals and many "moderates????"

Not only does it not have anything to do with my comments, but, even taken on it's own, it's completely fact-free. Not to mention, plain wacky.

Pielke had quoted Shukla's 2013 university salary, but his university salary had increased more than 25% between 2013 and 2014: from $250,816 in 2013 to $314,000 in 2014.
In addition, the "non-profit" organization had also employed one of Shukla's children (not reported, but say $90,000); and,
IGES transferred $100,000 from its climate grants to a second corporation controlled by the Shukla family (the Institute for Global Education Equality of Opportunity and Prosperity, Inc.), which in turn transferred $100,000 to an educational charity in Shukla's home town in India, doubtless a worthy charity, but one that Shukla could have supported from his own already generous stipend.
Over a million dollars in total in 2014 alone.