Unleash the Power of Bottom-Up Solutions to Tackle the National Debt Crisis!

The national debt of the United States is a topic that has been a concern for many years and with each passing day, the number only continues to grow. The current national debt stands at a staggering $31 trillion and is projected to increase even further in the coming years. This is a problem that needs to be addressed, and the solution lies in limited government, and bottom-up solutions.

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Student Loans and Ends vs. Means

The United States Constitution sets up a system of checks and balances to ensure that no one branch of government becomes too powerful. It is the ultimate implementation of #ConsentCulture, because there are 3 branches of government all designed to make sure that no one branch can unilaterally violate your consent. The system is designed to protect the rights of the citizens and prevent the government from becoming tyrannical. The President of the United States is a part of this system and is expected to follow the rules and regulations set up in the Constitution. However, there have been instances where the President has attempted to override the system of checks and balances, and this could have serious consequences for the country.

Separation of powers

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The National Debt: A Ticking Time Bomb for National Security

The United States is one of the strongest and most powerful countries in the world, renowned for its military prowess and advanced technological capabilities. Despite this reputation, the greatest threat to our national defense is not an external enemy, but rather an internal issue that has been slowly building for decades: the national debt.

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Smoke and Mirrors: The True Cost of Cronyism in Florida's Marijuana Industry

The legalization of marijuana has been a topic of debate for years, and as more states pass laws to legalize marijuana, the industry continues to grow. In Florida, however, the industry has been hindered by cronyism, which has prevented it from reaching its full potential. Cronyism is the practice of awarding jobs and other benefits to friends, family members, or political allies, regardless of their qualifications or merit. In the Florida marijuana industry, this practice has allowed a few well-connected individuals to control the market, while smaller businesses and entrepreneurs are shut out. In this article, we will explore the issue of cronyism in the Florida marijuana industry, how it hinders success, and how getting the government out of the way can allow the industry to thrive and prosper while benefiting all Floridians.

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Restrict the RESTRICT Act

The Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology (RESTRICT) Act has been proposed with the aim of safeguarding national security interests. While the Act’s intentions may seem noble, its implications pose a significant threat to personal liberty and the right to use encryption technology. In this article, we will critically examine the RESTRICT Act, emphasizing how it infringes upon personal liberties and violates the rights guaranteed by the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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Inflation and Government: Why Cutting Spending is the Only Solution

Inflation is a topic that has been at the forefront of economic discussions in recent times. It is an economic phenomenon that has the potential to cause significant damage to the economy if left unchecked. Inflation occurs when there is too much money in the economy, which reduces the value of the dollar, making goods and services more expensive. Inflation can be caused by various factors, including government policies and actions. In this article, we will explore the causes of inflation and discuss how government spending and policies can contribute to inflation. We will also discuss why cutting wasteful spending is the most effective way to combat inflation and balance the budget.

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The police are killing black men. Fix it.

With the release of the abhorrent Tyre Nichols video (which we are deliberately not linking to), showing 5 police officers beating a man in custody to death, we must ask ourselves, as a society that enables the police, some hard questions. Why are we having a hard time implementing the changes that we know will work?

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The Myth of Gun Control: How It Fails to Keep Communities Safe

One of the main arguments against gun control is that it does not effectively reduce crime or gun-related homicides. In fact, some studies have shown that states with strict gun control laws often have higher rates of gun-related homicides than states with more relaxed laws. For example, a study by the Crime Prevention Research Center found that states with the strictest gun control laws, such as California and New York, also had some of the highest rates of gun homicides. This suggests that stricter gun control laws do not necessarily lead to a decrease in gun-related crime.

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Why the Left's Approach to Gun Control is Failing

It is no secret that the issue of gun control has been a contentious topic in the United States for decades. The debate centers around the Second Amendment of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to bear arms, and the ongoing problem of gun violence in the country.

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Breaking the Chains of Occupational Licensing: How Reform Can Create More Jobs

Occupational licensing is a form of government regulation that requires individuals to obtain a license to legally perform certain jobs. These licenses are often expensive and time-consuming to obtain, and they can serve as barriers to entry for individuals who wish to enter a particular profession. This is especially true for low-income individuals, who may not be able to afford the costs associated with obtaining a license.

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