Leave it to government to turn economic logic upside down. Do we want welfare to work or work to welfare? Do we want people incentivized to work and flourish, or incentivized to depend on government, with imposed economic limitations? Big government policies and media pundits are pushing many towards the latter, which jeopardizes freedom and prosperity for all Americans. Despite enticing talking points, it is never compassionate to limit a person’s ability to thrive. In this episode, Linda interviews well known economist, Steve Moore, regarding a myriad of Executive Orders and legislative policy proposals designed to reshape our economy and reduce our liberties. Don’t let your dollars – or your freedoms - be gobbled up in the big government food chain. Protect your prosperity and stand up for America!
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