Supporters of Hillary Clinton who are assuming their candidate will win the Democratic presidential nomination virtually unopposed may have to think again. Her most promising opponent in the race so far cast doubt on Clinton’s hopes to take the Democratic top spot when a large and enthusiastic crowd showed up to cheer his address at a campaign rally in Madison, Wisconsin.
Indeed, it looks like Bernie Sanders is surging in popularity with one voter survey placing him a mere 8 points behind Clinton.
But what is Sanders offering?
Check out the video on the next page and see if you’d rather see a Republican candidate face Hillary or Sanders:
Most HS students who are, say, loyal to their teachers, would argue that Keynesian Economics is the best and only way to go. But that is a grave mistake and fallacy way of thinking. Keynesian and Austrian economics have to fluctuate off and on to balance each other, because by spending and spending causes the Federal Reserve to keep printing and printing and adding more zeroes behind the numbers which raises interest rates, which raises cost of living, which raises tax, which raises debt. And the biggest holder of our debt is China. But the one causing the debt is the Federal Reserve because the people of the U.S want to increase social programs and foreign aids to other countries.
Alright, fair enough. I can get behind that.
So I guess my point is that
1. Most American are ignorant of how financial systems work.
2. Most Americans are ignorant of how socialism works.
3. Most Americans would rather give our money to Israel than to poor people here.
4. Politics don’t necessarily need to be a.part.of the economic system. I cite Iceland and finland.
He looks like a $#%&!@* Socialist