Why Career Politicians Lack Understanding of the Average American's Life

When discussing the capability of our elected officials to understand the average American citizen's life, the scrutiny often gets misplaced. The correct question should be How can career politicians or career government employees have any understanding of the average American's life? The answer to this question is quite straightforward: none of them can truly understand it. Let's break down the reasons why.

Financial Independence and Security

Compared to the average American, career politicians and government employees enjoy a level of financial security and independence that most people can only dream of. They earn a significantly higher salary, which shields them from the risk of financial instability if they make a mistake at work. The stark reality for the average American is that if they make a mistake, they may lose their job and face high health care costs. In contrast, government employees often have comprehensive health care coverage and financial security that comes with their positions.

Insider Status and Lack of Transparency

Career politicians and government employees are often considered insider status. This can lead to a lack of transparency in financial matters. For instance, when top officials like Republican Kelly Loeffler (worth 160 million dollars) sell stocks prior to an economic collapse, they do so with little to no public scrutiny. In contrast, many career politicians conceal such activities from the public eye, raising questions about their motives and integrity.

Understanding Economic Policies

The average American citizen faces real-world challenges every day, such as paying for essential services and managing their finances. Career politicians and government employees often lack real-world experience, which can lead to a lack of understanding of economic policies. For instance, when President Donald Trump's economic policies aimed to empower tens of millions of Americans to take control of their finances and futures, there were mixed reactions among the public. Many felt that these policies did not align with their lived experiences.

The Impact of Contrived Crises

These economic policies are often tested during contrived crises, such as the deliberate caused COVID-19 economic collapse. During such times, it becomes clear how entrenched career politicians and government employees act in their own best interests, rather than those of the average American. This is not to single out any specific party or individual, but rather to highlight a systemic issue that affects all career politicians.

The Struggle for an American Republic

The current government and its establishment are engaging in activities that have far-reaching consequences for the average American. These include the silencing of dissenting voices, the promotion of globalist policies, and legal and economic strategies that aim to undermine the average American's standard of living. This subversion of the electoral process and the exposure of superficial political divisions and factional interests have been deeply concerning.

For example, the administration has had to fire multiple appointees due to their adherence to globalist policies that transcend administrations dating back to the 1980s. These policies have led to significant hardships for American families, including the perpetuation of wars, financial fraud, drug inundation, and forced migration. These issues have also contributed to an escalation in human trafficking, including child sex trafficking, which many elected officials, including Senator Nancy Schaefer, have worked to expose.

Preventative Actions for a Better Future

The future of the American Republic depends on electing citizens who have the courage to stand against the corruption of the DC establishment. These individuals must not only have the courage but also the resources to fight for the average American. It is only through the election of such citizens that the average American has a fighting chance to preserve what remains of the American Republic.