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Welcome back to another insightful episode of "Unconventional Times" hosted by Richard Gordon. In Part 2 of this special Labor Day Weekend Q&A session, Richard delves deep into the pivotal economic and political issues that are shaping our nation.

Starting with President Biden's American Recovery Act, which injected $1.9 trillion into the economy, Richard explores how this influx of money has contributed to rising inflation, making it hard for many Americans to afford basic necessities. 

As we approach a crucial presidential election, he underscores the importance of political engagement and the role of the electoral college in determining the next leader of the United States. Richard also addresses criticism directed at Vice President Harris and discusses the strategic battles she faces in defining her policy positions.

He emphasizes the evolving nature of politicians' views and the public's growing weariness of flip-flopping stances, referencing both Kamala Harris and former President Trump. In a candid conversation, Richard shares the story of Melissa, a woman struggling with economic hardship, highlighting the gap between positive economic indicators and the lived experiences of many Americans.

He also critiques President Biden's handling of the economy, pointing out the disconnect between political rhetoric and the reality on the ground. Throughout the episode, Richard provides practical advice on how listeners can get involved in the political process, make an impact, and avoid post-election regrets. Whether you're a seasoned political enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable steps for participating in democracy.

Tune in as Richard previews the upcoming episodes, promising engaging and sometimes uncomfortable conversations with various opinion makers.

Don't forget to visit our website for more information and to catch up on previous episodes. Join us for a thought-provoking journey into America's political landscape, only on "Unconventional Times."