Consider the deficit required for full employment to gauge the economy's true strength. The current admin is spending 60% more than it’s taxing, or $3 trillion more annually—enough to employ 50 million people at an average salary of $60k. This implies an adjusted unemployment rate of 35%, reaching depression levels without government spending. Historically, most administrations were much more efficient and able to maintain full employment for 1/3 of the cost at around 20% deficits. Notably, government spending increased by 50% during COVID when unemployment was 10%, but spending has remained above those levels even as unemployment dropped to 4%. This suggests that much of our economic growth and inflation stems from unprecedented borrowing against future generations.

If @elonmusk, @realDonaldTrump, & @DOGE control government spending, which helps to lower inflation, we might see interest rates drop by 2%, which could save the average consumer $9,044 yearly! The Federal government could save $800 billion or about $9,535 per family! The people trying to talk about "egg" prices simply don't get it, as the average consumer only spends $35 a year on eggs but is paying 28% interest rates on credit cards, nearly 7% rates on mortgages, or 10% on car loans, etc. In addition, companies could save $500 billion annually, which would allow them to invest in economic growth and create new jobs.

If @elonmusk, @realDonaldTrump, & @DOGE control government spending, which helps to lower inflation, we might see interest rates drop by 2%, which could save the average consumer $9,044 yearly! The Federal government could save $800 billion or about $9,535 per family! The people trying to talk about "egg" prices simply don't get it, as the average consumer only spends $35 a year on eggs but is paying 28% interest rates on credit cards, nearly 7% rates on mortgages, or 10% on car loans, etc. In addition, companies could save $500 billion annually, which would allow them to invest in economic growth and create new jobs.