All of the above is the fault of right-wing economic policies, not socialism, which would eliminate inflation immediately with price controls. The type of inflation we have now is due to capitalist greed, not need. Employers are trying to recoup their losses from the pandemic and charging more. The government could overnight, end the inflation and put everyone to work. This would've occurred with Trump as well, who would've refused to take action against the members of his own socioeconomic class, namely the rich.
Want to stop illegal immigration by 70% in the next five years? Stop interfering in the internal affairs of Latin American countries and imposing economic sanctions on Latin American countries, you don't like, because they're "too socialist". The US State Department through the CIA has been orchestrating coups in Latin America since the turn of the century. Some of the latest ones were Honduras in 2009 and Bolivia in 2019. Stop with the tinkering in the political life of these countries, imposing the interests of American corporations, that want to maintain control over their dirt-cheap Latin American labor and keep those markets captive to their whims. You can flippantly dismiss all of the above and my response is, LEARN SPANISH.
The war on energy is the fossil fuel industry's war against nuclear energy. Nuclear is the solution to all of our energy needs, but certain big-money capitalists have a vested interest in America burning filthy coal and driving gas-guzzling vehicles. Our current electric grid can't provide the required electricity for a mass transition at a national scale from petrol cars to e-cars. We have to have a more robust, energy-abundant electric grid to handle hundreds of millions of Americans charging their electric vehicles. We can't do it now and BIG OIL loves it. They want to keep America hooked on fossil fuels indefinitely, or at least for the next 300 years.
The problem isn't just the Democrats, it's the Republicans as well.
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