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What Would a Redneck Duck Farmer do as President – Epi-3359

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I am 51 years old, and despite witnessing decades of transition, problems, and other challenges in this nation, I have never seen it more divided. I am not running for POTUS, nor am I implying that here. Today, I simply want to point out that many of the problems both parties claim are difficult to fix are not as complex as they seem.

I am not a super genius. As you know, I refer to myself as a JERK and a “redneck hippy duck farmer.” That’s kind of my point today. If a guy who barely made it through high school (because it bored him), a guy who has never served in political office and has no bureaucratic or political background, can offer solutions to these problems — solutions that may not be perfect but are infinitely better than what we currently have — what does that tell you?

If you are a thinking person fond of using logic and reason, it should tell you this: The people in power have no intention of solving any of these problems. Instead, they exploit them to divide us and to convince us that they need more of the two things they always claim to lack: power and money.

Join Me Today to Discuss…

  • Never fall into the “it’s not perfect trap”
  • I am not doing this as an anarchist today, I am proposing solutions in the current system
  • This can mostly be summed up as the “restoration of republican governance” (nothing to do with the GOP)
  • Let’s take on some of our most divisive and largest problems
    1. Student Debt
    2. K-12 Education
    3. The Cost of Medical Care
    4. Immigration
    5. The Cost of Housing
    6. Environmental Conservation
    7. Our Food Supply
    8. Criminal Justice Reform
    9. National Defense and Foreign Policy
    10. Economic Opportunity
    11. Restoring our Infrastructure
    12. Social Security Heading for Bankruptcy
  • Remember the concept that a thing has to be perfect is a BS trap, nothing they do is close to perfect
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Lavendarlou
Lavendarlou
1 year ago

hey Jack! here are some comments from a 70 yr old boomer grandma. i wish the SS system had been like you suggested for our generation. all the money stolen from me in taxes to fund a SS system, if it had been in a 401 k under my control? my life would be very different. however, I am still working on my own term as a regenerative rancher/farmer raising pastured beef, poultry and eggs. it is a nice way to spend my retirement years after selling my business in 2008. I go to market one day a week and sell to my local community.
the other idea I loved was the property tax gone at 65. Our county used to have a system of freezing the rate at 65 but they eliminated it. it’s an outright land grab of all us farmer/ ranchers that are “aging out”. big chunks of farm land are going under the bulldozers creating housing developments on tiny lots. i just bought a few bred cows from a dispersment sale. my friend was selling because his other siblings wanted to sell the land after the dad passed. he is losing all his ground to ranch on. these are cattle he and his dad had worked to build the bloolines for years and they are really nice cattle. i think it is heart breaking. wish more people knew what it took to put that nice steak on their dinner plate.

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