I honestly don't turn on any political analysts ...
The only time I see Dobbs or O'Reilly or others is when I'm sitting at breakfast at my hotel, at the airport waiting on my flight or a connector, etc... and they have CNN, Fox News, etc... on. I don't even watch these guys that much, but I'll catch half or a whole segment here and there as I'm eating, waiting, etc... and it shocks me how many people love to label them as left or right without actually watching their viewpoints all the way through. They aren't exactly "moderates" (and I refuse to call myself one either, and fully admit I'm a Libertarian-Capitalist), but they have their views and they stick to them.
Frankly I wish they'd just turn on CNBC or some financial news channel instead, because I far more want to know what political BS is going to affect my pocketbook. That is at least something I can try to avoid, even if I cannot change the cause and their desire to raid it.
As I always say, I invite anyone to drive my 13 year old car, live in my 22 year old, tiny, fixer (although it's now fixed, but before that) of a house, etc... -- and then pay the taxes I do. I don't think I've paid more than $500 for any item in my house at any time (yeah, even my TVs were cheap, often not new), and even my car was $10k some 13 years ago. I'm tired of being responsible, yet paying for other people's mistakes -- which is often 3x the living I have. My wife and I live very good on $30K/year, and save over $40K/year on a good year, and we're just trying to not be a burden on society by becoming multi-millionaires.
Because you have to be a multi-millionaire to retire today. Most financial analysts put retirement at $1.8-3.4M worth for most middle class who already don't live on much, like my wife and I.
The only time I see Dobbs or O'Reilly or others is when I'm sitting at breakfast at my hotel, at the airport waiting on my flight or a connector, etc... and they have CNN, Fox News, etc... on. I don't even watch these guys that much, but I'll catch half or a whole segment here and there as I'm eating, waiting, etc... and it shocks me how many people love to label them as left or right without actually watching their viewpoints all the way through. They aren't exactly "moderates" (and I refuse to call myself one either, and fully admit I'm a Libertarian-Capitalist), but they have their views and they stick to them.
Frankly I wish they'd just turn on CNBC or some financial news channel instead, because I far more want to know what political BS is going to affect my pocketbook. That is at least something I can try to avoid, even if I cannot change the cause and their desire to raid it.
As I always say, I invite anyone to drive my 13 year old car, live in my 22 year old, tiny, fixer (although it's now fixed, but before that) of a house, etc... -- and then pay the taxes I do. I don't think I've paid more than $500 for any item in my house at any time (yeah, even my TVs were cheap, often not new), and even my car was $10k some 13 years ago. I'm tired of being responsible, yet paying for other people's mistakes -- which is often 3x the living I have. My wife and I live very good on $30K/year, and save over $40K/year on a good year, and we're just trying to not be a burden on society by becoming multi-millionaires.
Because you have to be a multi-millionaire to retire today. Most financial analysts put retirement at $1.8-3.4M worth for most middle class who already don't live on much, like my wife and I.