While the stock market results after the 2016 elections had been very good until COVID hit in early 2020. And while the markets are now looking pretty good, we MUST now focus on reducing federal expenditures and the ridiculous Federal Debt of $36+ Trillion. People got used to the COVID handouts, not working, and seemingly unabated Federal spending. We have to get the American economy moving again, we have to get Americans to want to work again, we have to expand our businesses which will allow employers to hire more citizens. I think the previous Trump tax bill had helped us do that and needs to be renewed, we have to reverse much of the ever-increasing public handouts, now including terrific benefits to illegal immigrants that cost hundreds of billions of dollars that encourage more and more illegals and that taxpayers have to pay for, or increase public debt. It is great that corporate earnings are doing pretty well, but the underlying issues of the massive national debt that has grown almost asymptotically since COVID, the uncontrolled inflation, and now the accelerated illegal immigration occurring at the end of the year are still there.

And the Congress seems to do anything the President wants, and the Senate used any tactic to do what Biden wanted. Folks, as we predicted after the 2020 election, we were in for a very bad period until the 2022 and 2024 elections, and may not see any Conservative control anytime for the foreseeable future unless we elect a Republican House of Representatives and Senate in 2024 and elect a very conservative President in 2024.... But, with the economy now not doing pretty well, inflation out of control, and lawlessness rising in America's Democrat run cities, hopefully Republicans can work to get things done to return to the successes and prosperity brought in after the 2016 elections...

Fortunately, the Republicans looked to gain control of the House in 2022 and did but wasted those victories. Now they must begin to reinstitute programs to get us back to the prosperity seen under the Trump administration.