Idaho Prop 1, Flock Cameras & Why Groceries Get Taxed
Idaho Prop 1 goes before voters on November 3rd, and this episode makes the case against it. Also on the table: the Twin Falls In-N-Out shooting and ten years of constitutional carry, flock cameras and the drift toward mass surveillance, and a plain-English economics lesson on elasticity that explains why the state taxes groceries, gas, cigarettes, and cell service — the goods people cannot stop buying. Closing on illegal immigration, GDP, and a debt-to-GDP ratio the discussion calls a warning sign.
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