With a little over a month until election day, both candidates have overall established their policy. …but what are the policies, actually? The airwaves tend to be dominated more by 3 AM tweets, missing emails, misfiled paperwork, and other noise. Granted, some of that noise should be paid attention to, but it distracts from where each candidate stands on the economy, taxes, and more.

Well, the Brothers Justice say, “Enough!” They’ve dug into the positions for both Clinton and Trump in order to do a side-by-side comparison injected with their trademark commentary. Taxes, central banking policy, corporate regulations, and more; Matt and Tim get to the root of each candidate’s positions and breaks them down for ya.

So instead of reading about another tweetstorm, sit back and enjoy episode 182 of the Trading Justice podcast.

October’s book is 401(k)aos by Andy Tanner. You can find it on Amazon right here, or check your local library.

We’ll be doing a live audience podcast on October 27 at 7 PM ET to discuss the book. You’ll be able to join us right here: Podcast Room

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Also, we’ll be giving away a free month of Tackle Trading Pro membership to the best, most interesting review left for the podcast on iTunes! You can leave a review right here.

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