I don't know...it sounds good, but I'm not convinced that regulation is a significant portion of the inflation we've seen. Greed has now been baked into Wall Street, in such a way that the inflated prices are now supporting a hugely overvalued stock market. People still need to purchase necessities, and have cut other parts of their budgets to continue to pay for overinflated mandatory goods.
The number one enemy is the Fed, which has made it possible for hedge funds and commercial entities to margin their equity gambles.
I think we need to read between the lines with some of these proposals. There seems to be a bigger message by PDJT. Our economic lives are going to drastically improve in 2025.
He has to win before we can even think about our lives getting better. The steal will still be on the table, once they realize he will have the numbers. They are already TRYING to cheat.
In theory you're right but I think he's doing it somewhat because the victims of hurricanes are going to have their children abducted soon if they can't find suitable living by the governments goonies. I just don't think he wants to at it that way
I agree with everything you said except the very first item.
Regulation is a huge reason we've seen dramatic inflation over the past 4 years and it's regulation of one specific sector: energy.
Look at the executive orders President Mashed Potato Brains issued on DAY 1 of office. Several involved energy regulation, either adding regulation or undoing DJT's stripping of regulations.
Cheap energy is the lifeblood of an economy. When energy is plentiful and cheap, it's tough to NOT have a good economy. When energy is expensive, it's almost impossible to have a good economy.
Expensive energy impacts the entire supply chain and every service-based business by making everything more expensive.
Are there other items? Yes, absolutely and you touch on some of them. But energy regulation has an enormous cost to us all.
I don't know...it sounds good, but I'm not convinced that regulation is a significant portion of the inflation we've seen. Greed has now been baked into Wall Street, in such a way that the inflated prices are now supporting a hugely overvalued stock market. People still need to purchase necessities, and have cut other parts of their budgets to continue to pay for overinflated mandatory goods.
The number one enemy is the Fed, which has made it possible for hedge funds and commercial entities to margin their equity gambles.
I think we need to read between the lines with some of these proposals. There seems to be a bigger message by PDJT. Our economic lives are going to drastically improve in 2025.
He has to win before we can even think about our lives getting better. The steal will still be on the table, once they realize he will have the numbers. They are already TRYING to cheat.
It will all work out and he will have another term.
In theory you're right but I think he's doing it somewhat because the victims of hurricanes are going to have their children abducted soon if they can't find suitable living by the governments goonies. I just don't think he wants to at it that way
That is the hideous truth, about the Helene children, and every hour counts!!!
Yes the Federal Reserve - It's not federal and there's no reserve.
https://drsgme.org
What if they got caught?
I agree with everything you said except the very first item.
Regulation is a huge reason we've seen dramatic inflation over the past 4 years and it's regulation of one specific sector: energy.
Look at the executive orders President Mashed Potato Brains issued on DAY 1 of office. Several involved energy regulation, either adding regulation or undoing DJT's stripping of regulations.
Cheap energy is the lifeblood of an economy. When energy is plentiful and cheap, it's tough to NOT have a good economy. When energy is expensive, it's almost impossible to have a good economy.
Expensive energy impacts the entire supply chain and every service-based business by making everything more expensive.
Are there other items? Yes, absolutely and you touch on some of them. But energy regulation has an enormous cost to us all.