trumo's core election demographics leaned heavily into internet based media and getting young online men out to vote; the chud and aspie vote. while perpetually rising food prices and inflation are more the result of usury and declining dollar value (itself leading to shitting brics but i digress) over the past century than resource or supply chain issues currently, the end result is a need for land, resources, and talent. the issue is two-sided however, since reliance on artificial intelligence and automated processes interfere with skill development and subsequently smart economic growth. bigger than gas or house prices, bigger than taxes, bigger than even outsourcing, is the looming skills deficiency coupled with resource wars on the horizon that anyone can see. while talent is needed regardless of origin, processes that encourage homegrown talent to thrive and build upon itself must also be investigated and pursued in order to create a self-sustaining cycle of workers over the next few generations. misinterpretation of this core issue exposes the disconnect between short-term fixes and long-term solutions (and let's be honest, both are needed) which, if not addressed, will only result in a lack of institutional and economic staying power required for any serious remilitarization or reindustrialization plans over the long term. all that said, it is entirely understandable that the top-down disconnect is not yet apparent to both the top and bottom. more, it is not an easy issue to rectify and requires hard fucking work at all levels and demographics of american society.
United States