Do you want to be poor? Are you asking for poverty, or are you demanding it?
When planning for power, should we ignore economic realities and focus solely on power grabs, only to end up broke later?
Should we start wars, increase our debt, sacrifice our young men, commit atrocities, and bankrupt our treasury while pretending to be a superpower—now lacking the resources to truly be one?
What is the cost of driving away laborers, tourists, investors, key employees, and talent?
What is the cost of destroying the American brand, which stands for bravery and freedom?
Will people feel free to spend, safe to travel, and inspired to create and innovate in a fearful environment?
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What has contributed to our success in developing prosperity?
In a free-market society, markets should be unrestricted by labor shortages, supply chain disruptions, and manipulations that cause more harm than good.
We need to think critically, remember the reasons for our past successes, and reevaluate any policies that negatively impact our economy and, consequently, our standing in the world.
Therefore, before taking any action, seizing power, or making any deal, we must adhere to economic laws and principles and carefully consider the consequences those actions may have on our economy and global standing.
