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America is the greatest economic engine the world has ever known. We built the post–World War II system. We anchored global trade in the dollar. We secured sea lanes. We projected strength through economic and military dominance. But today, a serious question must be asked: Have we crossed the Ferguson Limit? What Is the Ferguson Limit? The concept comes from historian Niall Ferguson . The idea is simple — and sobering: When a nation spends more on interest payments on its de

Opening: Good Morning:   I give many speeches at many different locations.  From High Schools to Mar A Lago to Political events to Business functions.   Here among Beautiful Republican Women is a moment that  will be treasured forever and I thank Linda and Giovanna for the opportunity. I ask you for some help.  It is something that I have noticed at my events.  If we can all say USA.  I noticed that those on the left are still a little louder and more vocal.  We need to make

The two Roberts Bob Sutton of Broward County & Robert Kiyosaki Talk Money, Mindset, and Freedom In a room filled with history, gold accents, and old-world craftsmanship at Mar-a-Lago, two financial education teachers stood side by side—each carrying a shared mission: teach everyday Americans how money really works. On one side, Chairman Bob Sutton of Broward County—a high school Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship teacher, business strategist, and advocate for economic em

FREEDOM 💡 One of the Most Important Lessons I Teach My Financial Literacy Students When you go to work, you trade something extremely valuable for a paycheck: your skills, your knowledge, and your time. Before you ever see that money…Before you pay a single bill…Before you provide for your family… The government takes its share. That’s reality. And understanding reality is the foundation of financial literacy. Once you receive your take-home pay , most people immediately sta

Authored by Peter Feaman Today, the United States Senate failed for the 14th time  to advance a continuing resolution that would reopen the federal government — a vote that all but ensures the shutdown now becomes the longest in U.S. history. ( CBS News ) Why is this happening? According to the public record, Senate Democrats are refusing to support a “clean” spending bill passed by the United States House of Representatives that would fund the government into November. ( ABC

In 2024, full-time employed Americans averaged about 8.4 hours of work on weekdays  and 5.6 hours on weekend days  when they worked. ( Bureau of Labor Statistics ) But many workers go far beyond that: some exceed 40 hours per week, and when people routinely work 55 + hours weekly that over-time comes at a real human cost—studies show as much as a 35% higher risk of stroke  and a 17% higher risk of heart disease , compared to standard work-weeks. ( World Health Organization )

When the federal government shut down in October 2025, it wasn’t just bureaucrats who felt the impact — it was millions of American families waiting on a government card to buy groceries.Across the nation, states warned that SNAP benefits may not be issued starting November 1  if Washington failed to pass a spending bill. In Georgia, Texas, and beyond, families who rely on food assistance were suddenly faced with the terrifying question: What happens if the check doesn’t come

Grade Level: 9–12 (Financial Literacy / Economics / Career Readiness) Duration: 90 minutes (can be split into two 45-minute sessions) 🎯 Lesson Objectives By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: Compare and contrast the costs and benefits  of trade schools and college education. Analyze annual salaries  in construction trades using real-world data. Calculate return on investment (ROI)  for education pathways. Evaluate how education debt  impacts long-term financi

The envelope on the kitchen counter was impossible to ignore — bold red letters read: “PAST DUE NOTICE – ELECTRIC SERVICE TERMINATION WARNING.” One month behind, and the threat of darkness loomed. Just as worry began to sink in, a knock at the door  startled me. Standing there was a sharply dressed elected official , flashing a practiced smile and a flag pin on his lapel. “Mind if I come in?” he asked warmly. Politeness won over caution. I invited him in. He glanced at the pa

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