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Government Gone Wild
Columns/Opinions
February 19, 2025
Government Gone Wild

Government gone wild is not about one crazy inebriated moment when a bad decision may have been made. It’s about a deliberate everyday spending, printing money and borrowing path to destruction. 1 believe in hope and change. I hope you do not get elected because the changes you promised never came about. When your country is broken and you continue to borrow massive amounts money without making payments, it will eventually destroy housing, banking, schools, infrastructure, the military and everything else. Last year we paid about 950 billion dollars but just for interest. Nothing is paid on the ever-increasing amount that is owed! If you want to know what’s coming, just look at other democracies such as Greece, Italy, Venezuela and France. Let’s severely tax and punish the people that propel our economy, create the jobs, support the charities and dependably spend money that supports all other businesses. It’s like intentionally shooting yourself in both feet just to see what happens.

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