Why Trump and Biden Are Secretly on the Same Side

One calls the other senile.

The other calls him a fascist.

They argue like they’re running two different countries.

But when it comes to your money?

They’ve both been playing for the same team.

And you’re not on it.

Different Speeches, Same Playbook

You’d think one of them might actually try to protect the value of your savings.

But…

  • Trump told the Fed to cut rates and print like crazy.

  • Biden signed off on multi-trillion-dollar spending sprees while inflation quietly spread like a slow gas leak.

They market it differently.

But the policy? It rhymes.

The dollar buys less. The debt gets bigger. And you're left holding the bag.

It’s easier to let inflation steal from you quietly than to raise taxes or cut spending.

No protest signs. No political suicide.

Just a slow erosion of everything you've earned.

They don’t need to pass a bill for that.

They just let the system do what it does, then point fingers at each other.

Red vs. Blue Is the Distraction

If this were really a two-party system, you’d have at least one option that prioritized sound money.

But both sides keep doing the same thing:

  • Spend.

  • Print.

  • Pretend.

They’re not adversaries.

They’re co-managers of a controlled demolition.

What You Can Still Do

No politician is coming to fix this.

No vote is going to undo 50 years of financial engineering.

But you can stop playing their game.

—Death of the Dollar