America Will Elect "A Greater Fool"

MIAMI - May 25, 2019 - PRLog -- Our political lives would benefit if voters had a greater awareness of some of the critical economic paradoxes that underpin our society. Our goal should not be perfection, we should strive to do the greatest good through the most pardonable inconveniences.
Are we deserving of a President who will have a perfect blend of self-delusion and ego to think that he/she can succeed where others have failed? Throughout history, politics has enabled a culture of disingenuousness with the media and the voters.  Washington is inundated by legal distractions, investigations, blatant omissions, lack of transparency and poor communication. Despite this, our savviest politicians are aware of Kenneth Arrow's impossibility theorem (paradox #1) which proved no ranked voting electoral system can convert the ranked preferences of individuals into a community-wide (complete and transitive) ranking while also meeting a specified set of criteria.

Despite this, an economic era of enlightenment may still be possible since the major difference between mass media and social media is this; the mass media puts the audience in a passive position. Social media puts the voters at the center and with work, could do a better job at producing a more informed populace and higher voter turnouts. Through social media, it's possible to implement campaigns that interacts with existing and potential voters.
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Instead of getting distracted by outrageous tweets, voters should read the list of economic paradoxes as a civic duty. These informed voters should list the top three paradoxes they believe are impacting our country and indicate where to draw the line for each. Reading the latter has made me aware of the danger of tyranny that inevitably results from government control of economic decision-making through central planning. I now believe the disparity in continue reading..... http://stoopjuice.com/economic-paradoxes.pdf