Bannon points to a chart that projects annual $trillion+ deficits increasing year by year into the future. He also describes a US House of Representatives GOP conference in which certain Republicans– i.e. powerful “appropriators”– asserted there is nothing that can be done about it:
Category: Debt/ Inflation
The US Dollar At Risk
What does it mean for us? Potentially, worse inflation and China gaining the upper hand. This is the cost of profligacy and rank irresponsibility on the part of our elected officials from both parties. Discussion begins at 2:00 mark:
Sound Money
RFK Jr. has some awful policy ideas; but he also has some excellent policy ideas and perspectives. Here he talks about re-introducing the concept of a sound currency. I am not aware of any of the Republican presidential candidates advocating this. Correct me if I am wrong:
The Federal Reserve Tilting The Election Toward the Socialists
There are many forces in our society that act to tilt elections toward the socialists– the mainstream media, the powerful tech industry, monied oligarchs, those engineering or committing election fraud, etc. But one particular force doesn’t get mentioned very often in this regard– the Federal Reserve or “the Fed”. Everyone […]
Business-As-Usual While Rome Burns
Matt Rosendale is a conservative Republican congressman from Montana. He is strikingly candid regarding his GOP colleagues in the US House of Representatives. While some of us were hoping the speakership of Mike Johnson would change things, it has not. The country’s debt crisis is escalating; and they cannot see […]
One Reason The Socialists Must Get Rid of Trump
Hyperinflation
“You’re Paying For It!”
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The Christian Virtue To Control Spending
Dave Brat of Liberty University discusses at length the longstanding Christian tradition that used to animate our country and its leaders. He particularly applies it to what Republicans need to do regarding the multi-trillion dollar budgets we have seen:
When The Banks Control the Politicians
I remember it well. I was 14 years old when the mayor of New York City lost control of the city’s spending and finances because of debt and uncontrolled spending. Greg Reese thinks it is happening now at the national level: