Someday historians will come to this blog to find this slogan “Right-siding America.” It’s not a negative term, but describes a condition we’re currently in. What did tax-collectors and money changers in the temple think of Jesus? Is Trump the new hated son of the Neo-Roman Empire? Far be it from a middle aged blogger to note that Trump’s CNBC’s interview about the Federal Reserve hints to a time I remember almost a decade ago with Ron Paul. However, I think rather Trump is pointing at Caesar and making him blink. Let him explain,

“They [China] devalue their currency. They have for years. It’s put them at a tremendous competitive advantage, and we don’t have that advantage because we have a Fed that doesn’t lower interest rates,” Mr. Trump said.

What I observe is Trump pointing out, for example, any predictive model his economics team had campaigned upon in 2016, how could they have estimated or predicted 4 consecutive rate hikes when the recovery was just starting, and America was mired in a, ahem “19 year WTO and NAFTA trade war” with worthy adversaries branded as “Globalism.” Trump is signaling, perhaps now just to his base that, folks there’s at least a correlation here, lost upon liberals. These calls against the constitution, impeachment, tearing down the countries’ founders, slander against our countries’ history, or values are in league as the mouth pieces to this monetary policy making bad cookie.

“We should be entitled to have a fair playing field, but even without a fair playing field–because our Fed is very, very destructive to us — even without a fair playing field we are winning,” he added.

Making America Great Again is the storm brewing beneath the bureaucrats controlling the levers and dams of wealth for middle America. MAGA is the take-back moment where instead of bailing water each month, American’s can grow in wealth together, towards a generally better society since, on the whole Americans are peace loving people in a capitalistic and democratic equal society of ideas and faith-traditions.

The president also complained that even though he selected four of the Fed’s five board members, including elevating Jerome Powell to chairman, “We have people on the Fed that really weren’t, you know, they’re not my people,” Mr. Trump said in a telephone interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”

Who are Trump’s people? Trump supporters are emerging as the silent majority you’ve been hearing about, just now with a voice. Which side is right? the traditional believers of the Constitution, God, the Sons of Liberty, and protectors of Freedom in the world? Or the neo-modern world where individuality is sacrificed to post-modernistic tribalism who can’t even eat meat? Certainly the greater of the two groups will prevail. #MAGA

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~R3d

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