One way to measure which candidate is fighting for the most freedom

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Political rant: Google "Milton Friedman Quotes", while on the page that shows his quotes, do a Control "F" for the word "Freedom". It appears so many times (shown below). That is not the case for the current landscape of candidates running for office if you do the same exercise (also shown below). This is yet another another stark reminder that no one is looking out for you. 

 Time to polish off the mirror and have a conversation with the person there. For they are the only one looking out for your best interest. Please examine my screenshots below. 


Donald Trump:




Hillary Clinton:




Bonus: 

 Milton Friedman:



If Options A & B are the only available choices on the table, you can always flip the table. 

- Unknown


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