VANITY - The Cost OF Living . . . . . Or The Cost FOR Living?

As I listen to Democrats, I pay attention to their words and it occurs to me that the cost OF living is not the same of FOR living.

I have often said in the past, "If you make $10 an hour, you will live in a $10 dollar an hour dwelling, drive a $10 dollar an hour car and marry a $10 dollar an hour spouse to rear a $10 dollar an hour family.

If you make $100 dollars an hour, your dwelling, car spouse and family will be likewise reflected.

As I listened to Kamala today, I couldn't shake the nagging thought that the Democrats plan to do away with the nice things we have now and replace them with inferior things.
They're already breeding out seeds in our foods (oranges, watermelon, etc.) and selling GMO seeds to prevent us from reproducing food without having to buy it in a store.
They push alternative energy, alternative vehicles and nanny state schools, all designed imo, to make or keep those already, in their system(s).

The democrats have already fairly successfully gotten "our democracy" into the common vocabulary which is nothing more than the pure 51/49% rule of governance.

We're learning about Kamala's efforts to scramble the penal system and Wolz's efforts to reduce an entire state into rubble, strictly by using their power position voices. (Stroke of the pen, law of the land, kind'a cool, eh?)

Just a thought as I continue to push for and talk to folks about returning President Trump to the White House.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Dems will sell you to accept what they offer for the good of democracy and the GOP will ask for you to imagine the shining city on a hill.

It would be interesting to find out the percentages of voters in this country who feel good or feel bad about their personal self.

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