60 Million Baby Boomers Sway The Presidential Election

Baby boomers represent a significant voter bloc, making their concerns on inflation, taxes, and social security crucial in political platforms.

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  • Baby boomers represent a significant voter bloc, making their concerns on inflation, taxes, and social security crucial in political platforms.
  • Inflation is driven by deficit spending, with rising interest rates potentially increasing the annual deficit by 50%.
  • Optimal tax rates are uncertain; raising taxes could save Social Security and Medicare but might reduce tax receipts.
  • Social Security and Medicare face insolvency in 10 years; immediate action is needed to avoid catastrophic financial collapse.

78 million baby boomers are about a third of the voter-eligible population and 77% of them vote, so there are 60 million baby boomer votes. That 60 million is 38% of the 158 million votes cast in the 2020 presidential election. The baby boomer voters’ bloc is a big deal.es portend another Crash of '29. Can a President stop it? I think not.

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