How RFK Can Fix INFLATION

The United States is now $33 TRILLION dollars in debt. We've spent $8 Trillion on wars, since 2002. The war has bankrupted the middle class, while making billionaires even richer. We've spent more on our military, than the next 10 nations combined. It's not making our country richer, it's making our country poorer, and it's causing inflation to SKYROCKET.

RFK Jr.: The Fed Can’t Fix Inflation Unless We Reduce Spending

RFK Jr.: The Fed Can’t Fix Inflation Unless We Reduce Spending

As the Fed holds interest rates at a 23-year high, the deeper issue behind rising prices isn’t being addressed — overspending. I tell Liz Claman @FoxBusiness how, as President, I will get our high costs and spending under control.

He said we could lower a lot of our deficits by cutting our defense budget.  This video is worth watching. He said he has a number of direct, common sense programs that will restore our middle class in dramatic ways. 

Watch CNBC's full interview with Democratic Presidential Nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

RFK Jr.: We need to get spending under control

The Political Will to End the Debt Crisis: How We Solve It, and Who Has the Guts to Save America

Economic Policy: An Introduction

 

The real economic catastrophe will be caused by the U.S. debt

Look at how much money was spent on Covid. Did you know that hospitals could make $100,000.00 off a Covid patient, thanks to Government Incentives? If you don't believe it, please have a look at the information on THIS PAGE... and then do your best to try to prove this ISN'T true.

Sadly, our health officials had the opportunity to use safe, effective and INEXPENSIVE treatments like hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin. On this page, you can see links that will take you to pages with TONS of evidence, science, and data that shows these treatments really did work for MANY people (outside of the United States). Then CLICK HERE to see how the countries that DID use these cheap methods didn't have NEARLY the same rates of deaths as we had in the United States!

COVID Spending

 

Here's how the COVID-19 pandemic became a government spending spree

US spending $5B for new COVID vaccines

The US Literally Cannot Repay Its National Debt.

RFK Jr.: How Hidden Monopolies Are Driving Up Prices

 

 

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	Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Nicole Shanahan’s Stance on the Debt, Big Pharma, Health, the Border, and the Trump Verdict Kennedy’s VP Talks to Ron Paul Adam Garrie Jun 12 ∙ Guest post   READ IN APP   By Adam Garrie, Breaking News Reporter, The Kennedy Beacon Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s VP pick, Nicole Shanahan, appeared on the Ron Paul Liberty Report, discussing key issues with the libertarian former congressman and physician, along with co-host Daniel McAdams.    National Debt  Dr. Ron Paul opened the podcast by asking Shanahan about her views on the skyrocketing national debt. Shanahan said that on the first day of a Kennedy administration, tracing and auditing government spending will be a priority. She questioned why so much money is spent on the military-industrial complex, “which goes into the hands of these private, military manufacturers.”  The vice presidential candidate also criticized government spending on the pharmaceutical industry, blaming lobbyists from companies like Pfizer for leading the government into misplaced spending of public funds, due to the capture of regulatory agencies by corporations worth billions of dollars.  By tackling spending on an “agency-by-agency” basis, Shanahan said that a Kennedy administration would reduce the fiscal burden, while simultaneously making America “healthier, not just from a fiscal standpoint, but from a biological standpoint as well.… We’re going to see it in our land and our economy and our soils and our people and our foreign policy.”  Pharma Corruption, Bird Flu, Farmers Like Kennedy, Shanahan is a passionate advocate for healthy living. She lamented how both the influence of the pharmaceutical lobby and crippling regulations on small and medium-sized farmers and ranchers have tipped the scales in favor of big agricultural conglomerates, food-processing firms, and chemical manufacturers.  Shanahan expressed particular concern for how a scare campaign about a supposedly new bird flu is being used by federal agencies to further harm the livelihoods of already struggling family farmers and ranchers. She expressed strong opposition to an mRNA bird flu injection made by Moderna that could be injected into farm animals whose meat could end up in grocery stores and restaurants throughout the country.  According to Shanahan, the COVID-19 debacle made it clear that the rapid deployment of mRNA vaccines is dangerous. She went on to call the injections “more of a gene therapy that is [not] a true inoculation.” Recently, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals confirmed that Pfizer and Moderna’s “mRNA vaccines” do not fit the definition of a vaccine, in part because they do not stop transmission. These were points emphasized by Shanahan in the interview. The Border  With voters’ eyes on the open southern border, Shanahan called the Biden administration’s approach to this issue one of “gross negligence.” Accusing the president of offering “blatant lies” to the American people when discussing illegal immigration, Shanahan added that Biden’s White House “set up perverse incentives for individuals to risk their lives to be human trafficked. We are aiding and abetting the cartels at this moment, because we are actively providing a policy around insecure borders.”  Shanahan confirmed that a Kennedy administration would tackle this issue on its first day in office and would do so “respectfully, responsibly, and with great integrity.” Healthy Food Shanahan agreed with McAdams that Representative Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky) has been a vital political voice on the subject of providing locally sourced, healthy foods to Americans. She further rejected the premise that beef is unhealthy and unsustainable, asserting that beef is a source of important nutrients and should be included in the diets of most people.  Turning to arguments about beef’s relationship to ecological concerns, Shanahan said, “If you actually look at the real data, American-grown, grass-fed beef is not only carbon neutral, but in some cases is incredibly effective at drawing down carbon into the soil.” She added, “With really good land stewardship practices, ranchers might be our biggest partner in fighting ecological and climate issues.”  Lawfare, the Trump Verdict Shanahan reacted with dismay to what she described as the manner in which Democrats “celebrated” a guilty verdict being handed down to former president Trump in a so-called “hush money” trial. According to the vice presidential candidate, “It’s troubling to me that our Justice Department … as it relates to politics, has been turned into a tool. It has been turned into almost a game.” Libertarianism  Shanahan met McAdams during the 2024 Libertarian National Convention, where Kennedy spoke for nearly an hour. She indicated that the Kennedy campaign would continue to seek common ground with libertarian-leaning voters who are concerned about the Biden administration’s economic record, warmongering, and authoritarian tendencies. Although former president Trump characterized Shanahan as “liberal” she, like Kennedy, brings a sympathetic libertarian-leaning ear to the campaign.  Thanks for reading The Kennedy Beacon! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.