As you pointed out, I believe that you can never truly own your property if you are under the threat that the government can take it from you because you fall behind on your semi-annual rent payment to them.

They call property taxes.

So I believe that we need to do away with this tax in perpetuity.

So I've said in Indiana, we have a 7% sales tax.

So let's make it seven years.

1% of the purchase price for seven years maximum. Now, if you can pay that at closing,

either in cash or by rolling it into your mortgage and amortizing it over a 30-year period,

then you're done. If you can't, you pay it 1%, escrowed into your mortgage like you're doing now.

Mm-hmm.

And at the end of seven years, you're done.

All right, folks, and if you want to defend the American dream, you better start locally.

And that's why we're going to talk local and state government.

That's why I was open to, I interviewed Donald Rainwater, who had run for governor in 2020.

We've talked about what was happening during that period of time.

And he got national attention because he jumped up so high in the polls because he's about

the only politician in any party that was really tackling this pandemic nonsense.

And he did a great job of doing that.

And so he is back and he is running for governor yet again.

The rainwater for Indiana.com.

Rainwater and it's F-O-R. Indiana.com is his website.

But we're going to talk about why he's running, what the issues are.

So thank you for joining us, Donald Rainwater.

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