This morning’s conversation with Dr. Eric Snyder revealed thought-provoking insights on fiat currency, which lacks commodity backing, and its implications for the economy. He discussed U.S. monetary policy history and the disconnect between the dollar’s value and reality. Encouraging research, he highlighted potential shifts toward an asset-backed dollar.
The author, a former biologist turned activist, critiques carbon capture initiatives in Oklahoma, exposing their lack of regulation and effectiveness. Highlighting issues from a podcast discussion, they stress that running these systems is energy-intensive and counterproductive, as they often rely on coal-generated electricity. They urge citizens to challenge these policies to protect their rights.
In Oklahoma, the Speaker of the House is chosen via a secret vote by the Republican caucus, excluding voters from this critical decision. Kyle Hilbert, elected speaker-designate, faces challenges, including competition from Tom Gann. Concerns arise about campaign financing, with Hilbert backed by PACs and lobbyists, while Gann has no contributions.
“School choice is going to be very popular – it’s gonna poll very well – it has an enormous…everybody’s ‘spidey’… Continue Reading