(Note: title censored so as not
to violate anyone’s community standards)
by Joe Siano
Money talks. Bullshit walks.
It walked in
Motown last week.
And yes, money
talks.
Mr. President, may
I suggest some money talk that will resonate louder with American workers than
walking a picket line?
I guarantee that
they would love to hear you say:
·
“I
am ending the war on fossil fuel that makes it costly to drive your cars,
heat your homes, and feed your families.”
·
“I
am giving up my obsession with electric cars that causes your companies to
make a few expensive, high-margin vehicles as opposed to many affordably
priced cars. This costs jobs.”
·
“I
will no longer send untold billions to prop up the corrupt Ukrainian regime and
to extend the war which I helped instigate. A war that enriches connected elites. My bad.
Sorry”
·
“Let's get out of NATO. Those rich European welfare
states can pay for their own defense. Hell,
if Russia can’t lick Ukraine, how the hell can they whip Great
Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and more?”
·
“Let’s stop policing the world. Geoge Wahington warned America to avoid foreign “controversies,
the causes of which are essentially foreign to our concerns”. J.Q. Adams warned America against going ‘abroad,
in search of monsters to destroy.’ Let’s
listen to these guys and bring our brave young men and women home.”
·
“Let’s end student loans that are just income transfers to the
ivory tower elites who mock your values while saddling your kids with so much
debt that they can't afford to marry, buy a home, and give you grandkids.”
·
“And
let’s stop all this crazy borrowing and spending that’s destroying your savings
and making your paycheck buy less, even if get a raise for a few more bucks..”
Mr.
President, sir, If you were to say such common sense things to put more money
in workers' pockets and make their paychecks go further, they would love you in
Detroit.
Hate you in Ann
Arbor but love you in Detroit.
But you can never speak
such heresy because you are no longer Joe of Scranton or Joe of Claymont. If you ever were.
You are now Joe of
Hollywood, of Georgetown, of Brussels and Wall Street.
Dear readers, please do not suppose that I am
a partisan. The opposition offers little to no alternative.
The establishment
of both parties endorses interventionism, global empire, military overreach, ever-increasing debt, central banking, a federal income tax, and phony-baloney fiat
currency. They quibble over marginal
percentages within an astronomical budget and about who can use the Ladies' Room.
BFD
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