When I was 10, way back in 1985, upon existing a department store with my dad, he might buy a large, salted pretzel. Back then pretzels cost approximately $1.25. Although I was not aware of it, the national debt was 1.3 trillion. Now, pretzels cost $3.50, and our national debt is 36 trillion. For most people, their rising income lags behind the rise of prices. The result is a loss of their purchasing power.

Is there a way to keep the prices of goods from constantly increasing? There is. And surprisingly, we could retire our national debt at the same time. One person who knows how and is willing to do it is Mr. Bill Still. (www.thestillreport.com) To get a quick grasp of how US debt could be extinguished, see his YouTube and Rumble videos titled:

The Simplicity of Real Monetary Reform?, 4578

The incoming While House administration is not afraid to implement bold ideas. For that reason, now is the time to get Mr. Still to be an advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury.