Biden Wins Who Gains and Who Loses (United we stand divided we Fall to Build Back Bigger is Better). What's Better ... American Enterprise for All.

Regardless of the vote count Joe Biden is our President.  Who gains who loses?  It will take four years to answer the who wins question and four minutes to answer who loses.  Obviously, the voters for Biden want a change of leadership.   That's who gains ... Biden's 80 million voters of course ... for a while.   The losers are those 75 million voters looking at an agenda of reversal ... obliterate the Trump doctrine of business is business for the sake of promising the Many they will share with the Few in getting the spoils of winning.  That took four minutes to say and will take four years of Build Back Bigger is Better for the Many to judge the outcome for the Few.   From this you can judge me as a dissident of both the Red and Blue, the right and the left, the conservative and liberal, the libertarian and the progressive. Since we all serve the same master, in the long run it's American Enterprise and the pursuit of the American Dream (ideals of freedom, equality, and opportunity traditionally held to be available to every American with a life of personal happiness and material comfort traditionally sought by individuals in the U.S).  Why then the great divide between the political factions? It's the wailing wall of debt, deficits, inequality, injustice, high taxes, low Congressional ratings and looming loss of our lead in the world of commerce.  It's the tech giants, big box retailers consuming small businesses, so Build Back Bigger is not Better.  You don't believe a depression and crash is likely well look at the www.usdebtclock.org in New York City.       US 2020 federal spending $6.6 trillion, deficit $4.4 trillion, recorded debt $28 trillion ($84,000 per citizen), Medicare $1.3 trillion, Medicaid $1.1 trillion, Defense $720 billion, Interest on debt $392 billion, Federal pensions $300 billion, Agriculture subsidies $205 billion, total State, Federal and local spending $10.1 trillion (percent of GDP 47%), US GDP $21.2 trillion,  total workers’ compensation $11.5 trillion, US Federal tax revenue $3.4 trillion, ($10,440 per citizens/$27,000 per taxpayer), tax revenue to GDP 15%, US spending to GDP 31%, tariff tax $70 billion, US trade deficit $867 billion, China $300 billion, US imported oil $100 billion, The top 1% wealth $60.8 trillion, bottom50% wealth $1.8 trillion, small business assets $12.8 trillion, corporate assets $15.4 trillion, household assets $127 trillion,  Social security liability $20.9 trillion, Medicare liability $32.4 trillion, US unfunded and unrecorded liabilities $158.7 trillion ($479,000 per citizen) as of now.   Yes, America is sitting on a $500 trillion derivative bubble called the American GDP, trade deficit and stock market as the report card.  When the cash flow is the Federal printing press and the Democrats want to increase the bubble by $100 trillion over the next ten years (with higher taxes, free college education,  free health care for all, forgiveness of college debt, emissions reduced to zero, $15 minimum wage, guaranteed minimum annual salary, total infrastructure over haul, two to three new states, open borders, amnesty for illegal immigrants (more voters),  lower the voting age to sixteen, do away with the electoral college, redistrict voting for minorities, extend the term limit of a sitting president to a decade, reduce military spending, extend retirement age to 75 for Social Security and Medicare benefits and expand foreign aide to progressive third world countries) we will find out that Build Back Bigger is never Better. WHAT'S BETTER?   A third party with an agenda to downsize government at all levels and upsize American Enterprise for all.