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How Red States Can Practically Make Gold & Silver Functional Money | 8/7/24

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

We begin today’s discussion with a review of the Missouri primaries and how we will continue to lose the big primaries until we change to caucuses and conventions. We badly need new Republicans to make red states red so we can implement big ideas. Perhaps the most important idea is from BlazeTV host Kevin Freeman, author of "Pirate Money." He is building a movement in the legislatures not only to make gold and silver legal tender but to make it practical and functional for today’s digital dollar transactions. His plan will direct the state to create gold-backed savings and checking accounts such that consumers can pay vendors with debit cards in dollars but have the account backed by gold. He also thinks we should add silver to the mix too. Kevin explains how this is the single most viable plan to pull the rug out from under the communism at the federal level, make red states strong, and use your money as a bulwark against tyranny.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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