“What kind of man are you? A communist deadbeat, or a real man who can afford to pay for $20 burritos and Israel’s missile defense system and Syrian rebels machine guns and Congolese refugees’ housing and Somali scam daycare centers and…”
There’s a bunch of people who are like “listen kids, we all ate ramen in college you can too!”
But they’re talking to people in their 30s and 40s who haven’t been able to get into the housing market, who went to college, who have jobs.
While they’re telling you to put more beans in your beef so you can afford to make burritos for your family, remember the Israeli lobby spent $30 million to take me out of Congress because I wouldn’t vote for the things that have made your grocery bills so high.
Sorry Mr. American worker but I guess you just have just eat ramen until you can afford to pay for your burritos.
Yes, I know that neighborhood full of resettled Afghans pays zero dollars for their burritos, but that’s irrelevant, we’re a nation of immigrants, you see.
So people are actually going to have a giant conversation about “affordability”
and completely ignore the fact that over the last 20 years we ran the biggest money printing experiment in human history?
Yes, young people should work hard. Also, a burrito shouldn’t cost $20.
Dan Crenshaw who lost his primary bid, defended his ability to buy defense stocks as a Congressman, and never had a private sector job has advice for families struggling with grocery bills