This is a fair critique of the current political landscape. I share the frustration with the lack of true choice in candidates who actually prioritize fiscal responsibility, personal freedom, and a limited government that respects individual rights. Both parties have drifted into big-government territory, often sacrificing our liberties in the process, all while continuing the cycle of unsustainable spending.
The “lesser of two evils” mindset has led us to an era where voting feels more like choosing the least damaging option rather than a true advocate for freedom. It’s high time we demanded leaders who stand firmly for principles that prioritize liberty, a balanced budget, and transparency over political grandstanding.
This is a fair critique of the current political landscape. I share the frustration with the lack of true choice in candidates who actually prioritize fiscal responsibility, personal freedom, and a limited government that respects individual rights. Both parties have drifted into big-government territory, often sacrificing our liberties in the process, all while continuing the cycle of unsustainable spending.
The “lesser of two evils” mindset has led us to an era where voting feels more like choosing the least damaging option rather than a true advocate for freedom. It’s high time we demanded leaders who stand firmly for principles that prioritize liberty, a balanced budget, and transparency over political grandstanding.
https://substack.com/@stevenberger/note/c-75593006?r=1nm0v2
No amount of hating him makes her qualified…
“Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are polling terribly because they are terrible people representing terrible parties.”
Well and plainly stated; got me to crack a smile! Seems self-evident, but not everybody’s as prescient as Nick Gillespie.