We Can't Use the Money Hose on the Lower End of the Economic Ladder

fuel and energy is probably, in a lot of ways, one of the most regressive taxes that we have on struggling people. So often wedn'tly talk about policies when they're a done deal. How do we make it so that it's understood that you're not resource guarding when you're investing in communities? If you can lift them up, the productivity of everybody goes up. But i think the first step is to name it, rat to am, to talk about how, like that scarcity mineset is bologne, and all it does is enrich the richest people,. and it leaves the rest of us fighting over scraps rate.