The implications of the Federal Reserve rate cut were an immediate drop in the value of the dollar in overseas markets.
With a cheaper dollar overseas is that our goods sell better over there. The downside is that we pay more for commodities, foodstuff and oil product.
The dollar will not buy as much overseas as well as here, especially in light of the recent rate cut. Continued energy, food and consumer product price inflation is in the works.

The economy is sick because of getting hammered by continuous basic survival overhead expenses. At one time these expenses were insignificant. Nowadays, they are a major consideration.

Check for the presidential candidate that advocates drilling for oil where ever oil is suspected to be found using current environmental safeguards. Vote for the presidential candidate advocating nuclear energy construction. These are real solutions to our overhead problems.

We can protect the environment the best we can and still look for oil.

Looking at the intersections of our roads I see a lot of trash. Seems many people still like to crap all over the landscape despite the “clean environment” messages we hear. If education is the answer, it has failed miserably (at least from where I live.)