Right On Business

Pete Buttigieg, Andrew Yang and Elizabeth Warren—three Democratic candidates for president that we can tolerate listening to. Each has accomplished much in their careers, and each has demonstrated reasonableness and intelligence. We nonetheless disagree with many of their positions, particularly their vision for the American economy. In this episode, Remington rides solo, and discusses each of these three candidates' economic policies and assumptions. He concludes that, while all of them are well-intentioned, their proposals reveal a vision for America that is anti-growth. Yet, it's economic growth we believe that will unlock upward mobility for all, not the creation of safety nets that will provide for people in the short-term but do nothing to help them thrive in the long-term. Show notes: http://rightonbusiness.com/a-critique-of-three-candidates—buttigieg,-yang-and-warren/