Is Donald Trump about to make housing affordable again?

That is the question that we're going to be discussing today because he's done a lot of things

in the last couple of weeks that could impact the housing market.

But the question is, is the housing market having problems or has it been repeatedly having

problems as a result of government intervention?

Or is it because the government has not been involved enough?

That's what we're going to be talking about today. And so let's go ahead and jump right into it because the government has not been involved enough? That's what we're going to be talking about today.

And so let's go ahead and jump right into it because recently President Trump has made some pretty significant interventions into the economy.

And let me just tell everyone my bias right up front, right? I am a Donald Trump supporter. I'm a supporter of the administration.

By the same token, I am a big free supporter. I'm a supporter of the administration.

By the same token, I am a big free market guy. More specifically, I like the Austrian School of economics, which is about as free market as you can get. And I usually associate problems within the

economy to government intervention, not enough government involvement. Why? Well, because I think a

bunch of politicians trying to run things from D.C. is probably not the best way to achieve greater effectiveness and efficiency in the economy, which let's just clear something up really quick, because there's all this popular vernacular on what the economy is, right, in microeconomics and macroeconomics. And the economy oftentimes gets spoken about as if it's a machine. It's not, and it's not in need of a mechanic or someone

to tinker with it or something to control it from central command. That's not what it is. The economy,

ultimately, at the end of the day, is a bunch of people engaging in voluntary interactions for

goods and services motivated by both self-interest and a desire to serve other people because through the marketplace,

you actually take care of yourself by serving other people, right? Because nobody's forced to do

business with you, unless, of course, you're doing business with the government, in which case,

yeah, you can be forced to do it. But let's go ahead and lay some groundwork here for what has taken

place very recently, all right?

First thing I want to bring up right here is this, because I think this post on true social

by Donald Trump resonates with a lot of people, all right?

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