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Buckroofing presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

If you want just a little tiny glimpse of what a Trump presidency may look like beginning in 2025,

we look no further than the country of Argentina. And what's going

on with Javier Malay, who is the new president, prime minister of, I think he's president, of Argentina.

You may have heard of this guy. This is the guy that went around and was campaigning throughout

his campaign recently in the last few months with a chainsaw.

Everywhere he went, he would fire up the chainsaw in front of crowds and say,

I'm going to cut the government, I'm going to slash, I'm going to cut.

It's over.

They have had decades of socialist rule in Argentina.

They're flat out broke.

They're overtaxed.

They're underserved and everything is not working in Argentina.

So they go with Malay and he wins. And he comes in and he starts doing exactly what he says

he's going to do. And hundreds of government policies and mandates are stricken almost immediately.

Now, some of them require what we would call either an executive order

or legislation to change. Many of these he could do the second he showed up and he did.

And people in Argentina rejoiced because they were tired of their religious people. They are

tired of the woke culture. Ultimately, what got them with the socialist regime in charge in Argentina,

had very little to do with the economy or taxation or recession,

poverty, crime, all of those things, which are terrible in Argentina,

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