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Bidenomics is Killing Capitalism and the Little Guy: Jonathan Williams on ISpy Radio

There are great solutions at the state level of states that actually can balance their budget, keep their fiscal sanity intact, and actually deliver the things that needed to deliver as core government services for their people.

Jonathan Williams, ALEC Executive Vice President of Policy and Chief Economist, was featured in ISpy Radio vocalizing criticisms of the Bidenomics and the economic agenda from DC and Oregon’s economic ranking in the 16th edition of Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index.

In a couple of ways, the market surprised those of us who have been here for a while as to how bad things have gotten from the DC gridlock perspective and to your point, some of the lack of ethics or morality that happened here and continues to get worse. Just the other day, I was looking at the National Debt Clock, for instance. This is something that I think last time we talked about, where this is really the approaching $32 trillion dollars of national debt.

The problem is a lot of people’s eyes glaze over when you see like, a million here, a billion here, a trillion here, right? You look at the magnitude, but breaking it down per person, let’s say which I think is really handy way to do this is per taxpayer in the United States. We are now looking at more than $253,000 that each taxpayer owes to pay off this national debt… There are great solutions at the state level of states that actually can balance their budget, keep their fiscal sanity intact, and actually deliver the things that needed to deliver as core government services for their people.