BTW: If he can just get us out of the deficit spending situation, that would help tremendously.
Then if he could get us where we don’t HAVE TO sell bonds to stay afloat, we’re actually in great shape.
I don’t know how much bonds we have to sell each year to keep us afloat, but I’d suspect that ends with the deficit spending.
That may be an erroneous perception.
#20. If the Saudis did collapse, either partially or totally in economic terms, would the US going all out for oil and natural gas production keep the world and the dollar relatively stable?
After all, Japan needs oil and coal, esp. since the major nuclear plant at Fukishima is out of commission.
The same for England and even Germany. If I remember correctly the French rely heavily on nuclear power while the Germans cut back on it and coal, preferring to get Soviet/Russian oil. The same for smaller European countries.
Just imagine the economic power the US would have if it opened up safe, productive old coal mines and newer ones in the West. The same for oil production and processing from the Alaskan fields to newer ones in Texas and perhaps the Gulf of Mexico.
No sane Democrat would oppose this, even on environmental grounds, esp. if their unemployment rates in their districts started to rise.
Also, I wonder if we can stop the Hillary Clinton treasonous sell-out of the uranium mines to Russian companies? This is something that should not only be investigated but the greedy pig should be prosecuted and jailed for economic crimes against America.
And remember, we literally feed much of the underdeveloped world so keeping the U.S. economy healthy and growing in terms of energy and food is in the best interests of a lot of countries who know that food riots can bring them down.