You ought to take him up on his offer and also have a knowledgeable, nonpolitician skeptic on to have a civil, give-and-take discussion as to whether his measures, if implemented, will work (numbers crunching, unwanted side-effects, etc.) and whether there is a less burdensome alternative. Your ripples may not have much of a reach, but it would be enlightening.
I wish you would have asked him to outline his 40-point plan or at least to provide us with a link.
Here you go: https://thedispatch.com/article/how-to-truly-fix-the-federal-debt/
It's a good starting point for rigorous discussion. Maybe you should to get the guy back on to discuss it.
If implemented, the plan might cause Bill O'Reilly to move to Ireland as he's been threatening. :)
He said he'd be happy to come back on any time.
You ought to take him up on his offer and also have a knowledgeable, nonpolitician skeptic on to have a civil, give-and-take discussion as to whether his measures, if implemented, will work (numbers crunching, unwanted side-effects, etc.) and whether there is a less burdensome alternative. Your ripples may not have much of a reach, but it would be enlightening.