“The American Dream Has Been Hacked: Corporations Want You Renting Forever”

Today we’re pulling back the curtain on a disturbing shift in America—the hacking of the American Dream. For generations, owning your car, your home, and your freedom was the foundation of our way of life. But corporations have found a new playbook: turn ownership into endless subscriptions. Heated seats you already paid for now come with monthly fees. Homes of the future may lock you out of features unless you upgrade your plan. And with property taxes and corporate investors buying entire neighborhoods, “ownership” is starting to look more like permanent rent. Stick with me as we dive into how this trend threatens your freedom—and what it means for the future of America.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. Can the pulpit become a political weapon? In this episode, Craig Bushon examines the growing intersection of faith, politics, and constitutional government, asking whether modern political ideologies should ever be preached in the name of Jesus Christ. This conversation explores free will, civic responsibility, the role of Christian leaders, and the importance of preserving both the integrity of the Gospel and the constitutional framework of the American Republic.Disclaimer: The views expressed in this episode are editorial opinions of the Craig Bushon Show Media Team. This discussion is intended to encourage thoughtful examination of Scripture, the U.S. Constitution, and current events. Listeners are encouraged to study the issues for themselves and reach their own informed conclusions.Connect with The Craig Bushon Show:Website: https://craigbushon.comSubscribe for more episodes on faith, freedom, technology, national security, and the issues shaping America's future.The Craig Bushon Show — We don't just follow the headlines... we read between the lines to get to the bottom line of what's really going on. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.