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It is affordable... If you're living on the take. Lots of democrats are, and they figure you are stupid for not joining them. Oh how America has changed...
I think this really captures the most important issues facing voters. The rent is too damn high, the mortgage payment is too damn high, the down payment is too damn big, the gas is too damn expensive, the food is too damn pricey.
Just putting it out there.
Think the Left has already blown their opportunity to utilize that.
I think it should be the line at the end of primal fear. “I wasn’t sure who you wanted to hear Roy or Erin, Erin or Roy…but I’ll let you in on a little secret, it don’t matter who you hear it from, it’s the same story”
“Republican or democrat. It don’t matter who you hear it from. It’s the same story.”
Two sides locked in an angry divorce with no solutions and no ability to drive value.
Slogan : yes Probable : no
Simple reason : tax shift inflation is not affected by changes in the prime rate. Nor is inflation caused by "too much money chasing too few goods." NO one has "too much money" bidding up the price of American made goods and services. (Go to the Federal Reserve site and look up circulating currency - less than $7000 per capita. If everyone tried to "cash out", they'd be lucky to get millicents on the dollar bill.)
Combine that with debauched worthless IOUs ("dollar bills") and you have a real mess. A 1910 copper cent has more buying power than a 2022 paper dollar.
And to insure ever more dollar bills are available to pay interest, the CONgress has to run a deficit. Failure to borrow triggers an economic backlash - like the Dot Com Bust of 1999-2000.
. . . . The remedy is worse than the disease, as they say.
Repeal Clause 4, 14th amendment, USCON so we can challenge the validity of the debt - exposing the fraud.
Once the 30+ trillion dollar debt is void (CONgress was never lent any gold money. The total world's supply of gold, if coined pursuant to the Coinage Act of 1792 would amount to only $120 billion. Which also means that the debt can never be paid off.)
But once the debt is gone, so are federal reserve NOTES (IOUs / debt). They are void, too. Billionaires become zero-aires overnight.
International trade, denominated in dollar bills, grinds to a halt until a new standard is agreed upon.
Coining all the gold in Federal respositories only amounts to $9.20 per capita... too little to go back to a "Gold standard."
So, whatever we do, we're [expletive deleted].
I think this really captures the most important issues facing voters. The rent is too damn high, the mortgage payment is too damn high, the down payment is too damn big, the gas is too damn expensive, the food is too damn pricey.
BETTER SLOGAN "Make America a TAX HAVEN."
No more taxes on American labor and industry.
End socialism. No more freebies to attract "anchor babies". No more benefit to hiring "under the table". No more advantage for foreign industries who export their goods untaxed. (Like the VAT)
. . . .
Best of all, expatriate industries will rush back to the USA in a New York Minute. The eCONomic BOOM will trigger a labor shortage, which will require importing "legal" laborers.
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(unless you think that stickers already provide the conclusion as it is))) 
