History teaches us that prioritizing free enterprise and limiting government's role in the economy are key to raising living standards. Private sector innovation and risk taking are the United States' greatest assets. U.S. economic policy must cast aside the latest failed central planning experiment of Bidenomics and reorient back towards private sector led innovation and growth. The solutions are known: slay inflation, achieve energy dominance, execute meaningful deregulation, control federal spending, reorder unsatisfactory trade arrangements, reassert control on immigration, and project strength internationally.

The question is whether we have the political will to see them through. -- Scott Bessent

I hope you do not buy his claptrap.

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Bessent has a net worth of at least $500 million. His financial disclosure to the U.S. Office of Government Ethics prior to his confirmation as Treasury Secretary showed that he had assets — some of which he shared with his husband, former New York City prosecutor John Freeman — of at least $521 million.

His qualifications show he sure knows about raising the standard of living.

But not yours.

Bessent is known for running in the same social circles as King Charles , being one of Trump's closest advisors, and living in a pink mansion (pictured) with his husband and two children.


And what used to be your Social Security can give it a new coat of paint.  You have nothing, but you are happy as you stand in line to kiss the ass.