'Bidenomics' and the Quest to Purposely Impoverish the American People | 6/29/23

Today’s show provides the winning economic message for any Republican candidate in the general election. Bidenomics is designed to ensure that no middle-income family can live with dignity and perpetuate the American standard of living. I explain how the government is purposely making us poor with a mix of debt servicing, Federal Reserve policies, and supply-side regulations that have made homes, cars, food, and fuel unaffordable for new families looking to climb the ladder. The endless trap between crushing debt, high interest rates, reinforcing inflation, and more expensive interest on the debt will permanently box out our standard of living. Those doing this want us poor so they can control us. At the end, I discuss a pair of Supreme Court decisions. On the positive side, we ended affirmative action in college admissions, but we still need to use the momentum from the court decision to end all forms of racial preferences in employment, government, and public policy. On the negative side, Barrett and Kavanaugh just screwed us on another redistricting case that could help Democrats win back Congress.  
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Today’s show provides the winning economic message for any Republican candidate in the general election. Bidenomics is designed to ensure that no middle-income family can live with dignity and perpetuate the American standard of living. I explain how the government is purposely making us poor with a mix of debt servicing, Federal Reserve policies, and supply-side regulations that have made homes, cars, food, and fuel unaffordable for new families looking to climb the ladder. The endless trap between crushing debt, high interest rates, reinforcing inflation, and more expensive interest on the debt will permanently box out our standard of living. Those doing this want us poor so they can control us. At the end, I discuss a pair of Supreme Court decisions. On the positive side, we ended affirmative action in college admissions, but we still need to use the momentum from the court decision to end all forms of racial preferences in employment, government, and public policy. On the negative side, Barrett and Kavanaugh just screwed us on another redistricting case that could help Democrats win back Congress.  

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