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Eric's Commentaries

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Hello! and welcome to Eric J's Gov, Econ, and Church Commentaries. I created this channel because I have seen how people in America seem to see our Constitution and not really understand the intent of those who created it, and the true role of government. Not only that, but also economic considerations of what could best promote national productivity and increase the value of our currency. Also to show people the Biblically ordained role of the Christian Church.

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January 25, 2021

Are You Under Represented?- updated

<p>Do you know how badly underrepresented you are at ALL levels of Government? &nbsp;would you like to know why? would you like to know of a good and relatively simple answer to this? &nbsp;I present that answer here and about how badly disenfranchised you are as a citizen and a resident.</p> <p>Follow me on Twitter at @EricGovEconChur and make sure to use these #1in30k; #1in40k; #1in50K</p> <p>Link to my You Tube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5MnPbGQEVF7G15HiLNEV6Q</p> <p>Congressional Apportionment Act of 1929 wiki - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reapportionment_Act_of_1929#:~:text=The%20Reapportionment%20Act%20of%201929,Representatives%20according%20to%20each%20census.</p> <p>Affiliate Link Ron Paul Cirriculum- https://bit.ly/2DScaWL</p> <p>Official Library of Congress document with Presidential veto from George Washington - https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llac&amp;fileName=003/llac003.db&amp;recNum=267</p>

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September 24, 2019

Federalist Paper 4 - John Jay - Unjust War

<p>Jay goes into the premise that there are Governments lead by self-serving rulers (looking after themselves, not their people), to seek out conflict for various reasons to address their own vanity and that there are other nations who could use war as a pretext to eliminate market competition. &nbsp;He considers how the various types of governments can effectively protect their populations relative to the number of available resources and how it would dissuade conflict by foreign nations.</p> <p>For all links and references mentioned in the podcast, please visit my youtube link here: https://youtu.be/emL-B5fcvGU</p>

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September 23, 2019

Post SOTU - Artificially high wages and job protection.. are they really Moral?

<p>These were some thoughts, look at it purely from an economic perspective, regarding how people view high wages across an entire economy (all industries), and the supposed need for the government to "protect our jobs."</p> <p>For all links and references mentioned in the podcast, please visit my youtube link here: https://youtu.be/ZeWpLf3lovI</p>

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What is Eric's Commentaries?

Hello! and welcome to Eric J's Gov, Econ, and Church Commentaries. I created this channel because I have seen how people in America seem to see our Constitution and not really understand the intent of those who created it, and the true role of government. Not only that, but also economic considerations of what could best promote national productivity and increase the value of our currency. Also to show people the Biblically ordained role of the Christian Church.

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