Well, last night was night two of the Democratic National Convention, and it featured hatred of actual wealth creation.

A bunch of people got super rich off the taxpayer dime and then their subsequent fame and fortune.

A bunch of lies about what a wonderful blended family Doug M. Hoff has created and all the rest.

If you need all the updates in real time, I recommend election wire live every night during the DNC 7.45 p.m. Central that will be tonight.

Obviously, when Tim Walls, the new vice presidential pick who is straight from the asylum, actually makes his big entrance and his big speech.

Okay. So let us lead off today with a simple fact. The Democratic Party has an addiction to taxpayer Nepo Babies.

Their belief is that no one in the private sector actually creates wealth or creates jobs.

All innovation is a lie.

The best people on earth are people who live off the taxpayer time, their entire political lives,

and then maybe later they get a little rich or very,

very rich or buy like three houses like the Obamas off of their fame and fortune from having

lived off the tax paradigm their entire life. But those are the most praiseworthy people.

Actual wealth creation, actual innovation, these are very bad things. They're in fact

terrible things. And what we actually need is an

overclass of special people who've been living off the tax paradigm since their youth. And those

people who've never created a job, never created a business, never innovated a damn single thing,

those people need to make all the rules of the road for everyone else. I know that we're

supposed to just obscure this reality, this sick reality,

with a heaping helping of joy. That was the DNC last night. The DNC was hatred of wealth creation,

love for taxpayer nepo babies, a radical agenda, and a large heaping spoonful of modern family joy. That's what the DNC was last night.

So let us begin with the actual economic policies that will be pursued by Kamala Harris,

were she to be presidents of the United States. I know we're supposed to ignore all of that

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