Let me break this down for you: If there's one thing we all know about economics, it’s that every dollar spent on a regulation is a dollar not spent in your wallet or at the grocery store.

The latest news is just another kick to an economy already staggering from the Biden-era regulations. A new study estimates these rules will cost us $20 trillion over ten years. That's more than double what the U.S. spends on defense annually!

So, who do you think this serves? You and me? No way. This is for those cozy with big government contracts or in the business of writing them.

Nobody is going to tell you this on CNN. They're too busy talking about how great everything is—how we’re all doing so well because of these rules. But they aren’t your neighbor, they don't pay rent, and most importantly, they don't feel the pinch at the checkout counter.

Let's talk about that $20 trillion again. That’s roughly $175,000 for every single American household. You tell me how many households are going to be able to absorb losses like that without some serious consequences.

And what does this mean for jobs? Well, it means fewer of them. The money spent on compliance is money not spent hiring new employees or giving raises. It’s money wasted on paperwork instead of productivity.

The buried number here—what they don't want you to see—is the real economic damage these regulations are causing. These aren’t minor tweaks; they’re systemic changes that strangle growth and innovation.

But wait, there's more! The Biden-era has a knack for making everything worse. They revise numbers on quiet Friday afternoons like it’s some kind of magic trick to make the impact less noticeable.

I've been watching this for years now, and every time something comes up, I’m left thinking: “Why do they think we’re so stupid?” It's insulting how little respect there is for our intelligence. We're not buying it—$20 trillion dollars doesn't disappear because someone says it does.

So, what can you do? Protect yourself and your family by understanding these numbers better than the politicians and pundits who are hiding them. The only way to fight back against this is to be informed—and stay that way.