Schiff Sovereign Podcast The Root of America’s Problems [Podcast]
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Jul 9, 2025 This discussion tackles the overarching question of America’s decline, with a surprising focus on the implications of uninformed voting. It examines whether individuals who lack basic civic knowledge should have a say in government. The conversation also critiques the notion of term limits, questioning if voters can be trusted regardless of the politicians in power. Predictions about looming financial crises and foreign shifts away from U.S. Treasuries add urgency. The analysis digs deep into the consequences of our electoral practices and historical changes that shaped today’s governance.
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Voters' Ignorance Undermines Democracy
- The root problem in America's decline is uninformed voters electing unqualified politicians.
- Even term limits won't solve it if voters keep choosing incompetent leaders.
Congressman Thinks Islands Can Tip
- A congressman asked if military buildup on Guam might tip the island over, showing a lack of basic understanding.
- Such examples highlight the worrying ignorance among elected officials.
Voter Competency Should Be Tested
- Voters should demonstrate basic knowledge such as understanding the federal budget and deficit.
- This ensures they can critically evaluate politicians and their policies before voting.
