Must share everywhere: 4 videos on the issues of the election that you’ll want to send out to everyone you know.
A series of balanced videos on the important issues of the election that everyone needs to see.
Trump and Harris' Immigration Records COMPARED | Election Facts Part 1
Oct 15, 2024
Only 13 percent of Americans are still undecided (according to a Pew Research Poll), but those voters are the ones who will likely decide the winner of the 2024 Presidential Election: Donald Trump or Kamala Harris? With so many media sources presenting the news with their own biases, Glenn is releasing a four part digital short series that simply focuses on the FACTS.
Part 1 is all about immigration: The real border crossing numbers, data directly from ICE and CBP, the danger of Venezuelan gangs, the position each candidate plans to take to remedy the issue, and the record each one demonstrated while previously serving the White House.
This is the neutral, fact-based video you won’t see anywhere else and it’s your responsibility to SHARE it with your undecided friends and family as the 2024 November election looms.
Kamala vs Trump: Which 2024 Candidate Will Protect YOUR Free Speech? | Election Facts Part 2
Oct 23, 2024
A recent poll found that 69 percent of Americans fear we are heading in the wrong direction when it comes to free speech and our First Amendment rights. With freedom of expression being so tantamount to what makes America that ‘shining city on a hill,’ which 2024 presidential candidate can YOU trust to protect those rights: Kamala Harris or Donald Trump? In Part 2 of ‘Election Facts for the Undecided,’ you’ll learn everything about free speech, what is and what is not protected by our Constitution, Trump and Kamala’s past actions either furthering or hindering those rights, and each candidate’s plan moving forward if either wins the White House this November. This is the fact-based election video every undecided voter needs to watch.
Who Will SAVE the Economy?! Trump vs Kamala On Americans’ BIGGEST Concern | Election Facts Part 3
Oct 29, 2024
A recent poll found that nearly every U.S. voter said the economy will help inform their decision in the 2024 presidential election this November. Americans are suffering financially thanks to inflation. Food, energy, and mortgage rates are all higher than they were just a few years ago. Who or what is to blame? Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts like team Kamala claims, or is it all thanks to Bidenomics? Part 3 of ‘Election Facts for the Undecided Voter’ explores everything about each candidates’ position on the economy: IS one party to blame for our financial crisis? What did Trump and Kamala both do for YOUR financial situation when they were previously in the White House? And who will have the policies in place to help turn it all around next year?
FACT CHECK: Top 7 campaign claims from Donald Trump & Kamala Harris | Election Facts Part 4
Oct 31, 2024
Do you feel like this 2024 presidential campaign has been one, big episode of the old game show ‘He Said/She said?’ It’s difficult to decipher what’s true and what’s a lie from the candidates when media and news organizations have become so hard to trust. The final part in ‘Election Facts for the Undecided Voter’ takes a look at the top 7 claims made by either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris this campaign season to decipher what’s fact and what’s fiction. From late-term abortion and crime statistics to Trump being a dictator and January 6th, it’s time you’re provided the actual FACTS.
Oh yeah, ... fired this off in the email as a censorship test for Social media. I suggested posting the youtube links one at a time (Provided) and mention in their four posts that it is NOT censored on Youtube. and see if places like Farcebook delete them. Further, I suggested that IF the individual posts do NOT get censored, to then post this Substack link as an All-In-One, to see if that will get deleted or not. Should be a telling test.
Definition of Inflation as a Hidden Tax
Inflation is often referred to as a "hidden tax" because it reduces the purchasing power of money and leaves taxpayers worse off despite no explicit increase in taxes [0]. This concept is supported by the following points:
1. Reduced Purchasing Power: As prices rise due to inflation, the same amount of money can buy fewer goods and services [0].
2. Bracket Creep: Inflation causes taxpayers to move into higher income tax brackets, effectively increasing their tax burden [0].
3. Decreased Value of Assets: Inflation can decrease the value of certain assets, such as savings accounts or bonds [0].
How Inflation Functions Like a Tax
1. Increased Costs: Higher prices for goods and services mean individuals and businesses have to pay more for the same things they bought before [0].
2. Government Spending Power: Inflation increases the government's spending power, as the same amount of money can now purchase more goods and services [0].
3. Neutrality of Tax Reductions: Politicians may reduce tax rates to appear to give tax breaks, but inflation can offset these reductions by pushing people into higher tax brackets [4].
Example of Inflation as a Hidden Tax
Senator Paul uses the example of COVID-19 stimulus spending to illustrate how inflation functions as a hidden tax:
- Congress passed stimulus packages without raising taxes.
- However, the subsequent inflation caused by these large-scale government expenditures resulted in a hidden tax on Americans [4].
This example demonstrates how inflation can act as a stealthy tax increase, even when explicit tax hikes are avoided.
Conclusion
Inflation acts as a hidden tax because it reduces the value of money and increases costs for consumers and businesses, effectively decreasing purchasing power and increasing tax burdens, all without an obvious increase in explicit taxation.
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