Mark Robertson Talks

In my opinion, Japanese care companies make better cars than the U.S. currently does. Why is that? Many reasons. It is all about the environment where the cars are made. Those associates on the line are part of the innovation process. They often come up with ideas used to improve production. It's about continual improvement and working together. Management and those on the line are part of the same team and not adversaries as is often the case with current U.S. car companies. Yes, it's about technology, but it's first and foremost about people and bring out the best in them.

Joe Biden has been a predictable disaster as President. He opened up the floodgates at the border to allow future Democrat voters to come into the country and get them trapped on welfare so they will continue to vote Democrat for their pittance. And Biden and the Democrats want to pass HR 1, The For the People Act. It essentially ends elections in the U.S. It is also an admission that the Democrats stole the last election from President Trump and the people because they want to do it again and forever. It eliminates voter ID, signature verification, proof of citizenship, and continues the disastrous mail-in ballot scam. And it takes away the Constitutionally guaranteed right of state legislatures to run elections. The left hates the Constitution and want to squash it piece by piece. And Biden and the Dems want to pass the Equality Act which squashes religious freedom. It forces doctors and hospitals to perform abortions and sex change surgeries.(it's impossible to change one's sex) It pushes the gender madness fad as. And Biden is further bankrupting the country with his massive spending. It is more money laundering schemes for Democrats. Biden and the Democrats have to be stopped or the country is over, at least as founded and as we have known it.

Supply-side economics has been ridiculed as "trickle down" economics by the left. It shows they don't know what it is or, as usual, are making things up.(see lying) Nothing "trickles down." Taxes are cut across-the-board, more money gets into the pockets of the citizenry and the economy grows benefiting all income levels. Works every time. Supply-side economics is also called tax cuts for the rich. However, after every major tax cut of the last hundred years, the "rich" have paid more in taxes after their taxes were cut because of the always corresponding economic growth. So if the left really wants to soak the rich, they should favor cutting their taxes. Supply-side economic is simply common sense economics. People know much better what to do with THEIR money than government does. After the across-the-board tax cuts of Presidents Harding, Coolidge, Kennedy, Reagan, Bush 43 and Trump, an economic boom followed with millions of jobs created, Treasury revenues dramatically increased and the "rich," as a whole, paid much more in taxes. Again, it works every time. What the left really hates, including the media, is the citizenry improving their lives without its beloved government. They want to make people wards of the state. A strong economy gets in the way of it. The only time the left supposedly cares about the deficit and debt is when they can try to make the claim that tax cuts cause them. Tax cuts increase Treasury revenues, it's out of control spending that causes deficits.

Our country has gotten so far away from the Framers intentions for the country. With the help of corrupt Supreme Courts, the federal government has dangerously gone far beyond the boundaries of the Constitution. The New Deal, Great Society, Obamacare, income tax, the federal welfare state, federal involvement in education, Department of Education, direct election of Senators and do much more are all outside the limits of the Constitution. The Constitution in Article I, Section 8 lists very specific enumerated powers. The left, including leftists Supreme Court Justices, use such things as the General Welfare and Commerce clauses in dishonest ways to get around the Constitution. General Welfare has nothing to do with the federal welfare state. The General Welfare clause is for the general welfare of the country, not for specific welfare of specific individuals or other entities. The Father of the Constitution, James Madison said: " I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending on objects of benevolence the money of their constituents." He should know.