No argument there Oldfolk. That is a big plus we have with the...

No argument there Oldfolk. That is a big plus we have with the workforce. However, what happens to the government DOES affect us, bigtime. Look at this about 'government stability' round the world.

Most Stable Governments

1. Cayman Islands – 1.63

2. Liechtenstein – 1.61

3. Andorra – 1.58

4. Greenland – 1.50

5. Aruba – 1.43

6. Singapore – 1.42

7. Brunei – 1.37

8. New Zealand – 1.36

9. Dominica – 1.29

10. Iceland – 1.21

Mid-Stability Examples

• Japan – 0.95

• Australia – 0.92 (3 spills)

• Ireland – 0.90

• Canada – 0.82

• United Kingdom – 0.51

• United States – 0.03

⚠️ Least Stable Governments

• Thailand – –0.28

• Brazil – –0.41

• China – –0.51

• Venezuela – –1.55

• Afghanistan – –2.37

• Syria – –2.75

Honestly, the U.S. should be hanging around zero on the stability scale right now. My nephews in a tough spot, he’s got to choose between keeping his U.S. citizenship (by birth) or giving up his Australian passport (adopted). And yeah, you can thank Trump for that. He’s pushing hard against people with dual citizenship who live in the States. Just another nudge toward authoritarianism. And let’s be real, Trump won’t just bow out quietly when his time’s up. I’d bet money on that. The guy wants to run things more like Putin, hold onto power, change the rules, and shake the foundations. Look at Erdogan in Turkey, same playbook. Ignoring election results, calling for do-overs. It’s all feeling a bit too familiar.