Hillary has been really exhausted in the past three months.

Early national polls show that Hillary Clinton's support rate far exceeds Donald Trump's (54:41). She has a clear advantage among women, Latinos, African Americans, and young voters, and has significantly fewer negative comments than Trump.

But since the "email gate" broke out, the situation has taken a sharp turn for the worse.

According to a survey conducted by Quinnipiac University in Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio in May, the two are evenly matched.

In Florida and Pennsylvania in June, Hillary was only one percentage point ahead (both 43:42).

In Ohio in August, she was already four points behind (39:43).

The pressure of competition is getting greater and greater. Under such pressure, it is not surprising that Hillary has really become a "crazy pervert".

Many wealthy people in America are "mentally abnormal" because their "extreme satisfaction" in material matters leads to "great emptiness" in spirit, so there is indeed such a niche group that enjoys "cannibalism".

Don't think that some Hollywood movies are fake. Many materials are made up from bits and pieces heard at some parties, and there is some truth in them.

…………

"Fuck!"

Bill Clinton is cursing in the office.

His assistant handed him a piece of data.

The data shows that if Hillary is to make a complete comeback, it is estimated that 1 billion US dollars will be needed.

Faced with extraordinary circumstances, if Hillary wants to win, she will have to travel to more places, make more 710 speeches, lobby for more media support...which means more money.

Especially the "Rust Belt" includes Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and other states.

The declining manufacturing industry has spawned a white working class that is extremely dissatisfied with the status quo, and Trump has great appeal among these people.

Although Hillary's Democratic Party has won the "Rust Belt" in the previous elections, it is not impossible to win again this year, but it will inevitably cost more effort and dollars.

Clinton felt a little distressed, and the distress caused a headache. He pressed his head and frowned, "This is a lot of money."

At this time, a pair of soft hands pressed on his temples.

Looking up, the assistant's bright face caught my eye.

Damn it, let's talk about these troubles later, let me vent first.

The atmosphere in the office suddenly changed.

…………

It's not just Hillary's team that is short of money.

Trump was also short of money. During the primary election, he could still pay for his own campaign and claim to be independent of interest groups.

After the general election, he couldn't bear it anymore and started to raise funds through the Republican National Committee. His supporters also used him as, a "Super PAC" was established in the name of the president to help raise funds for the election.

This guy also set his sights on Martin.

"Hey, Martin, my dear son-in-law, how are you doing recently?"

"Wait a minute, when did I become your son-in-law?"

"Don't be like this, although you and my daughter are not married yet, in my heart, I have already decided that you are my son-in-law."

"Stop, what do you want, just say it."

"Hey, son-in-law, you understand me, I want some money!"

"How much is a little?"

"Two hundred million, no, three hundred million, or four hundred million."

"Are you kidding?"

"Haha, then two hundred million?"

"Are you kidding?"

"One hundred million?"

"Donald, I will hold a fundraising dinner for you in Los Angeles. As for how much money you can raise, it depends on your ability. I will personally invest five million. Also, you owe me a favor."

"Okay, when is the dinner scheduled? I will let those Hollywood stars pay for it out of their pockets!"

"When are you free?"

"This weekend?"

"Then this weekend."

…………

The fundraising dinner Martin held for Trump was very successful.

This guy's pockets are getting fatter.

He also speaks with more vigor.

"I have made hundreds of millions of dollars in business. I am not short of money. Now, I want to make our country rich again."

Donald J. Trump said this in his speech at the time of his formal nomination as the Republican presidential candidate on the evening of July 25, local time in the United States.

At the same time, the big country far away in the cold north also decided to add fuel to Trump's campaign.

Some things are hard for Trump to say, but he can let others say them for him!

So, under the guidance of people with good intentions, 27 Austrian economists from American consulting agencies and many universities jointly wrote an open letter to Trump, calling on Trump to support the rebirth of free market capitalism in the United States.

The Austrian School is a liberal economics school that adheres to the market principle of free competition, emphasizes that the best social order is spontaneous order, and opposes interventionism.

Among the economists of the Austrian School, Mises and Hayek are representatives.

This open letter has a distinct Austrian school stance.

The article explains the stagnation of the US economy over the past 20 years, arguing that heavy government regulations and controls have stifled innovation, and lists the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the North American Free Trade Area's free trade agreement, the federal law's first-level ban on (drugs), and the Federal Reserve's low-interest monetary policy as "harmful economic policies."

In the letter, 27 economists drafted 7 points that they thought Trump could takeNa's suggestions:

1) Completely repeal the Affordable Care Act. As you point out, any prohibitions that prevent interstate competition in the health insurance industry should also be repealed. Health care and health insurance should be left to the market.

2) The long-winded latest international trade agreement should be replaced with a simple sentence that clearly states: American companies (or consumers) are allowed to trade with any company (or consumer) around the world on terms that are satisfactory to both parties.

3) You or Congress should immediately lift the first-level prohibition status of marijuana under current federal law, and policy on marijuana and drugs should be left entirely to the states. Ideally, the entire drug war should be abolished, and the adult production and consumption of any "drug" should be legalized. (Yes, you read that right. It was these people who proposed that the United States would begin to implement marijuana legalization policies to make money for capital in the future.)

4) Permanently fix the federal minimum wage at its current level or reduce it to a lower level, and the statutory minimum wage should be left entirely to the states. (Ideally, all minimum wage laws should be repealed, because they hurt jobs.)

5) Lower the tax rate on American companies, making it the lowest (not the highest) among global industries. Ideally, corporate taxes should be abolished entirely, because they constitute a double taxation on corporate shareholders, who also pay dividend taxes.

6) Require the Federal Reserve, by law, to end all forms of quantitative easing and interest rate adjustments, which are now primarily done through open market operations. Savings and investment rates should be determined by the market. In addition, the Federal Reserve budget should be determined by congressional appropriations, just like other federal departments or agencies.

7) Finally, as a long-term solution to the financial problems and recessions we often encounter, a monetary arrangement like the gold standard - providing a sound, market-based commodity currency to replace the current inflationary paper currency - deserves serious consideration.

(PS: These seven points are not fabricated by the author, the open letter is also real.)

When forwarding this open letter, the Ludwig von Mises Institute website called these seven suggestions "7 things Trump must do".

(Brothers, please protect me, give me comments, flowers, collections, and rewards, thank you.)

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