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Our American Economy - Part 1
Dear Common Sense Patriots,
Welcome to our educational series where we explore how common sense principles strengthen our country. Common Sense is a pamphlet originally written and published by Thomas Paine in 1776. Paine argues for limited government, tax reformation, and self-sufficiency. In this episode, Bruce covers our American Economy. Think about these ideas not as a partisan political person, but as a patriot. I think you will approach many issues that we face today in a new light.
Join our pack of patriots every other Thursday on YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms. You will be sure to engage with thought-provoking content that challenges perspectives and inspires action. History is Our Story — together, we shape the narrative. Email, leave a comment, or send a voice note and share with us YOUR story, questions, and ideas. Don't forget to rate and like to help us reach more Americans.
Warm regards,
Bruce Rutherford
and the Common Sense Team
Connect with us:
What are your thoughts on this episode? Leave us a review, discuss these ideas with your community, and reach out to us directly. Let us know your suggestions for future episodes.
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@CommonSenseforAmerica (http://www.youtube.com/@CommonSense4America) BR
Website: www.CommonSense4America.com
(https://www.commonsense4america.com/) LinkTree: linktr.ee/CommonSenseForAmerica (http://linktr.ee/commonsenseforamerica)
Email: [email protected]
ABOUT COMMON SENSE FOR AMERICA:
Common Sense For America brings history and facts together to inspire non-partisan, common sense solutions to America's biggest challenges. Inspired by Common Sense a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine, 1776, Bruce Rutherford, political commentator and educator, dissects U.S. history, American finance, and global affairs, and shares insights in everyday language.
Thomas Paine's Common Sense argues that concentrated political power, whether in a monarchy or elite class, is unjust and undermines democracy. Like with Common Sense, we advocate for a government accountable to the people, emphasizing transparency, representation, and checks on power.
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By Bruce RutherfordDear Common Sense Patriots,
Welcome to our educational series where we explore how common sense principles strengthen our country. Common Sense is a pamphlet originally written and published by Thomas Paine in 1776. Paine argues for limited government, tax reformation, and self-sufficiency. In this episode, Bruce covers our American Economy. Think about these ideas not as a partisan political person, but as a patriot. I think you will approach many issues that we face today in a new light.
Join our pack of patriots every other Thursday on YouTube and your favorite podcast platforms. You will be sure to engage with thought-provoking content that challenges perspectives and inspires action. History is Our Story — together, we shape the narrative. Email, leave a comment, or send a voice note and share with us YOUR story, questions, and ideas. Don't forget to rate and like to help us reach more Americans.
Warm regards,
Bruce Rutherford
and the Common Sense Team
Connect with us:
What are your thoughts on this episode? Leave us a review, discuss these ideas with your community, and reach out to us directly. Let us know your suggestions for future episodes.
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@CommonSenseforAmerica (http://www.youtube.com/@CommonSense4America) BR
Website: www.CommonSense4America.com
(https://www.commonsense4america.com/) LinkTree: linktr.ee/CommonSenseForAmerica (http://linktr.ee/commonsenseforamerica)
Email: [email protected]
ABOUT COMMON SENSE FOR AMERICA:
Common Sense For America brings history and facts together to inspire non-partisan, common sense solutions to America's biggest challenges. Inspired by Common Sense a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine, 1776, Bruce Rutherford, political commentator and educator, dissects U.S. history, American finance, and global affairs, and shares insights in everyday language.
Thomas Paine's Common Sense argues that concentrated political power, whether in a monarchy or elite class, is unjust and undermines democracy. Like with Common Sense, we advocate for a government accountable to the people, emphasizing transparency, representation, and checks on power.