There is a plenty of finance available to save our economy. There is still a significant amount of money that may be used to overcome the potentially terrible course that we are now on, despite the fact that our nation is officially insolvent due to its debt. Because the President continues to create trillions of dollars and borrow money to pay the bills, the only reason the nation has not gone bankrupt is because of this. Anyone who has even the slightest bit of financial sense is aware that doing so is a certain way to end up in bankruptcy. Our debt will shortly reach twenty trillion dollars. Spending money is the only way to start accumulating debt. In other words, twenty trillion dollars flowed into the pockets of some individual. It did not belong to me, and it most certainly did not belong to you either. Who exactly is in possession of it? To put it another way, the government does not own it, and neither do the middle class nor the poor. Who then has it? In all honesty, I do not know the answer; however, one thing that I am aware of is that our nation is home to a great number of filthy wealthy individuals. It is estimated that there are 66,000 persons in the United States who have a net worth that is more than $20 million. It comes to a grand sum of over twelve trillion dollars. There are two individuals who, on their own, have a net worth of more than $79 billion. Obviously, this only includes those individuals who have more than twenty million dollars. There are a millionaires in the nation, however that does not count them. Additionally, there is an estimated $2.1 trillion worth of American currency that is held in institutions located outside of the nation. I have no doubt that this is accounted for in the aforementioned sums, however. One of the components of that $2.1 trillion is the almost $200 billion in cash that Apple alone has stashed away in banks located outside of the nation. We are seeing a trade imbalance that is more than $500 billion, which was in our nation but is now being sent to other countries rather than being circulated here. According to estimates, the annual amount of oil that is bought is anywhere between $500 billion and $1 trillion (it is estimated because prices fluctuate so much). There is money that is leaving the nation, and it is possible that some of that money is also being circulated here. There are other substantial sums that leave the nation for a variety of reasons, but they are the most significant quantities that depart the country. Additionally, illegal immigrants remitted more than twenty billion dollars back to Mexico from the United States. Not a single one of the aforementioned items even came close to addressing the amount of money that is spent on manufacturing in other nations where products are marketed in our country. To put this into perspective, one trillion dollars has the potential to employ twenty million people at incomes of fifty thousand dollars per year. Our nation would undergo a tremendous transformation if we did it. The fact that I have indicated a great deal more than that above demonstrates that there is a great deal of “wiggle room available.” There is a significant amount of money available to put our economy back on track, and this is the purpose. If we are able to heal our economy, there is a very straightforward answer to the problem. Putting the aforementioned funds to work in our country would result in the creation of GOOD employment and will bring in tax income for the government. Neither of these two actions will need us to make any cutbacks, yet they will drastically lower our debt. The lives of tens of millions of people will be improved, and the United States will once again become a great nation. The answer is straightforward; the challenge is in putting it into use. The moment we begin to make an effort to alter the system in which politicians are required to make judgments that are not well received by their affluent and influential contributors, we are met with a wall of resistance. Any presidential contender who is able to easily collect more than one hundred million dollars, such as Hillary Clinton or Jeb Bush, has obviously not ruffled enough “elite” feathers to be able to make reforms that will have any significant impact upon our economy, in my opinion. To put it another way, the people continue to assert that they want change, yet they continue to vote for candidates who are part of the “establishment” rather than someone who is capable of and willing to really carry out the duties of the position. It is necessary to break the mold. It is necessary to put an end to the corruption. It is possible for us to have confidence that nothing will change, with the exception of the faces that are shown on the walls of the White House. We ask that you please visit our website at http://www.BrianReckforPresident.com if you are interested in learning more about the topic of Saving Our Country.
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