A Scott Rasmussen national survey released on Aug. 8 stated that 55% of Americans support cuts to government spending and taxes.

If U.S.-based  investment firms  can't stop their foreign branches from  supplying the  Chinese military, it’s time to cut off that branch."Klon Kitchen wrote on May 12 in a Substack article published by the  Dispatch on American companies investing in Chinese companies that are  assisting the Chinese government and military.

In a May 12 Substack article published by the Dispatch, Klon Kitchen, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, wrote that American companies are investing in Chinese companies assisting the Chinese government and military.

Chinese ownership of U.S. land and assets has been a growing concern, especially when considering that China owns over $2 billion in American farmland.

In addition to 40-year-high inflation levels, Metro Business Daily's latest "Gasoline Misery Index" shows that Americans will spend an average of $667 more on gas this year over last year.