Christopher J. A. Messina

Messina's Federal Budget (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Christopher Messina for the first time in the corpus of literature on the American Federal Government has written a comprehensive critique of the entire Federal Budget. He has provided a set of suggestions which will pull the nation back from bankruptcy, restrain a runaway Administrative State, sharply trim the sprawling cancer of ever-growing government and restore the American Experiment to its original path based in individual rights and responsibilities. Messina's Federal Budget is the first book written about the Federal Budget for the widest audience possible. All of the Political Class and the huge bureaucracy thrive on complexity. The more difficult they make it to understand how Americans are being taxed and where all that cash is going, the harder it is for an average American citizen to even understand why we're totally bankrupt. This book for the first time not only describes the entirety of the cash sloshing around Washington, DC, but tells the reader how each department got its start, and why many of those branches of the Administrative State can and should be eliminated. Armed with this book, every American can speak directly to their Congressional "Representatives" to demand specific change.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mannahatta Partners, LLC
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. April 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798990495111
• Artikelnr.: 70326411

Autorenporträt

Florida Man Christopher Messina loves living in the Last Free State in America, where he honed his skills wrangling Swamp Beasts. New York born, educated at the University of Chicago, University of Sydney and University of New South Wales, he is a markets-focused executive and entrepreneur with thirty years of deep, international experience in the global capital markets, commodities and advanced technology.

He is the host of the Messy Times podcast, a devoted father and husband and in the little spare time he has, a flyfishing fanatic and birder flirting with Big Lister status.