In this episode from Promethean Action’s Barbara Boyd she takes a look at the U.S. economy and the Main Street policies of President Trump versus the banking/Wall Street Canadian economy. In the August jobs report the U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs, while the Canadian August jobs report reflected 42,000 job losses.
Boyd – “A blockbuster U.S. jobs report showing 162,000 jobs created is contrasted with Canada’s 40,000 job loss under Mark Carney, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tells Steve Bannon that Wall Street and major outlets like the Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal stoke economic panic and spread “fake news,” citing a misframed story about Norway’s sovereign wealth fund shifting from Treasuries into higher-yield Fannie and Freddie securities.
This episode frames today’s challenge as a “Red Queen economy,” arguing America must grow productivity fast enough to outrun debt, China’s advances, and infrastructure and skills obsolescence, while blaming Biden-era inflation and spending. It spotlights Trump administration workforce initiatives, including expanded training and Pell Grant use and the new Foundry School—an advanced manufacturing program with a Stanford curriculum and international PAX Silica partners. Finally, it covers Trump executive orders aiding ranchers’ beef processing and DOJ antitrust scrutiny of major meatpackers and retailers.”
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“the Main Street policies of President Trump versus the banking/Wall Street Canadian economy.”
You can only have one or the other, there is no middle ground.
It appears to me, with the obvious positive momentum of PDT’s economic policies, what seems to be lacking is a solid PR blitz that emphasizes where we’re headed. This current lag time is being used by the globalists and the leftists to spread doom and gloom. Most of the general public likely doesn’t understand positive job growth etc.
Oh… Canadone.
Or Canagone….
“Oh… Canadone.”
Hopefully not. I don’t relish the thought of Canada becoming so weak as to give unfettered access to the Chinese. As they slowly spiral down the drain they become more and more of a burden on the already weak house of cards economy that is Europe. As Europe slowly falls to their Muslim overlords what becomes of the Canadians? If they could only see the light at the end of the tunnel and move into closer alignment with the US economy they can realize first hand that adage about a rising tide lifting all boats. (OK, this is Canada, so it’s “rising all boots”) The US doesn’t need to carry all of their economy. They only need to follow our lead.
Good to see Bessent mention real inflation numbers, not the ones the government has finagled with over the years.
A different way of thinking and doing things.
I very much like it.
Globalism was never Capitalism. It has always been a disguised form of Monarchy. True capitalism operating inside the US is what will make us great again. Trump understands this. Carney is a monarchist and only understands self-interest – even if he has to rule over the ruins of his deeds.