Ron Paul Liberty Report

House Republicans are making waves with their latest budget bill, sparking debates about their commitment to genuine spending cuts. Polls reveal that Americans are eager for government reductions, contrasting sharply with Congress's approach. The conversation dives into the tension over military spending within the party and highlights the detrimental effects of inflation on housing and homelessness. There's also a critical examination of the financial implications of increasing the debt ceiling while proposing cuts, underscoring a disconnect between political strategies and public sentiment.

Back in early 2020 when Congress rushed to pass trillions in "emergency" COVID spending, US Rep. Thomas Massie warned that it would be the biggest wealth transfer from the middle class to the elites in history. As DOGE is finding out, Massie was absolutely right. Trillions spent to the benefit of the political classes and crumbs dropping from the table to the middle and working classes. Also today...US voted against UN resolution condemning Russia for Ukraine. What's up? Get your tickets TODAY for the Ron Paul Institute Spring Conference: https://tinyurl.com/3t97tx8f

Federal workers are having a major meltdown over receiving an email from the Office of Personnel Management (by way of Elon Musk's DOGE) asking them to reply with five things they accomplished in the previous week. Will the rest of America sympathize with their panic over having to justify their "jobs for life"?

Weekly Update --- The Federal Reserve Killed the Penny. Is MAGA Next? by Ron Paul Liberty Report

It’s been said that “He who has the gold, makes the rules.” That never applied more to the United States than after WWII. At that time, Ft. Knox stored around 75% of the world’s gold, the U.S. was a manufacturing powerhouse, and was a creditor nation! But alas, the United States would go down the fateful road of war & empire. Today, manufacturing is gone, America waved goodbye to being a creditor nation and became the most indebted nation in history — and now President Trump needs to check if the gold is still there at Ft. Knox.

Trump Advisor Elon Musk has proposed that the American people should benefit from DOGE's savings, suggesting that US taxpayers be sent a $5K "refund" check. Will this work? Also today, Sen. Paul makes a critical point about how to preserve and expanding DOGE savings.

The push to cut government spending has reached the Pentagon, raising questions about job cuts and defense budgets. The discussion highlights inefficiencies in military spending, alongside the ethical implications of high costs associated with military show-of-force in the Middle East. Additionally, a success story emerges from Kentucky regarding a new law aimed at addressing wrongful taxation on bullion, emphasizing state independence. Finally, the importance of investing in future generations and supporting liberty initiatives is underscored.

While the "adults" met yesterday in Saudi Arabia to discuss repairing US/Russia relations and ending the disastrous Ukraine war, European officials and Ukraine's (former) president Zelensky are in full panic mode, demanding that the war continue and vowing that Ukraine can still "win." Also today: DOGE finds...$4.7 TRILLION in "untraceable" US government payments! Get your tickets TODAY for the Ron Paul Institute Spring Conference: https://tinyurl.com/3t97tx8f

Marco Rubio's controversial visit to Israel stirs calls for military action against Iran. Netanyahu pushes the U.S. to ramp up efforts, challenging Trump's stance on new wars. The discussion also highlights public resistance to military involvement and critiques historical interventions. In a surprising twist, Rand Paul raises concerns about government transparency with a push for an audit of Fort Knox's gold reserves, sparking debates over monetary policy and accountability.

Weekly Update --- Can We Really Cut Half of The Military Budget? You Bet! by Ron Paul Liberty Report