Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

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10 Feb 2025 · 0 min

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In this brief spoken excerpt, the speaker argues that greed and financial incentives can be used as motivators in presidential campaigns, but cautions that overtly framing a candidacy around personal wealth (e.g., claiming a $500 million annual salary) would alienate voters. The speaker suggests that by feeding the system with greed, one can neutralize greed as a driving force, implying a strategic manipulation of monetary motivations to shape political outcomes.

I want greed. And so anyway, that's how you get a better president. It's okay to motivate with a little bit of greed. Again, nobody's going to vote for a dude who says, I'm running for president. And when he's campaigning, he goes, I'm doing it for the $500 million a year. Nobody will vote for him. Yeah. So your solution is if you feed the greed, you eliminate the greed as a motivator. Money. Interesting.