Japan’s Public Order Sets Off A Debate Over American Standards
We carry the Big Take into the next hour and ask why Washington could never adopt the type of fiscal penalty Milei proposes for elected officials who fail to balance the books. That leads us into government spending, voter ID, political longevity and the contrast between public order in Japan and what we see in the United States. We then dig into why some young adults are turning toward socialism, putting affordability, college debt, hopelessness, social-platform habits and individual spending decisions into the same conversation. A DoorDash pizza that balloons in price becomes our example of…
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