Warden always sources information by adducing works of liberal professors, especially historians and economists, whose distinction is a product of their consistency in being both biased and plainly wrong in their assessments. The behavior of these so-called authorities is analogous to that seen on MSNBC and CNN. In the argot of the true American patriots, they lack the vital element of having the good old horse sense that returned Donald Trump to the presidency.
In this world of liberal miasma, it is almost unheard of that a conservative would win a Nobel Prize in Economics, however,by dint of sheer brilliance the award could not be withheld from the great Milton Friedman, the foremost economist of our time.
Undoing the damage done to America by the Obama/Biden regimes is a Herculean task even for the formidable Orange Man. To this end, one can but hope that we adhere to the bold and sage advice of Friedman as articulated in the following interview.
Your desperate need to feel relevant next to Obama is as transparent as it is pitiful. But let’s focus on the real villain here: Milton Friedman, the smug pied piper of economic ruin. His gospel of unregulated free markets, shareholder primacy, and the idea that corporate greed is somehow a public good has poisoned every corner of our economy. The accounting scandals of the early 2000s? That’s what you get when companies are incentivized to chase short-term profits above all else—a direct result of his ‘profits over everything’ mantra. The subprime mortgage crisis? A catastrophic outcome of deregulation fetishism and blind faith in ‘rational markets’—Friedman’s sacred cow. The obliteration of the American Dream? That’s Friedman’s legacy: stripping public institutions to the bone, glorifying trickle-down economics, and turning upward mobility into a cruel joke. His theories weren’t just wrong; they were dangerous, and we’re still paying the price for worshipping at the altar of his free-market fundamentalism.
