Can we vote our way out?
For my podcast this week, I talked with Ted Brown – the libertarian candidate for the US Senate in Texas. One of the issued we got into was that our economy (and people’s lives generally) are being burdened to an extreme by the rising inflation driven, in large part, by deficit spending allowed for by the Fed creating ‘new money’ out of thin air in their fake ledger. I find that I get pretty pessimistic about the notion that this could be ameliorated if only we had the right people in office to reign in the deficit spending. I do think that would be wildly preferable to the current situation if possible, but I don’t know that this is a problem we can vote our way out of. Ted Brown seems to be hopeful that it could be, but I am not sure. What do you think? Links to episode, if you are interested: Apple – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pdamx-29-1-mr-brown-goes-to-washington/id1691736489?i=1000670486678 Youtube – https://youtu.be/53gmK21upyQ?si=y4a3KTtfTSsGwwKl submitted by /u/anthonycaulkinsmusic [link] [comments]
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