Oct 28, 2026 · 25 min · 12 segments
Andy Klein, Republican Candidate for Vermont State Senate, joins Kurt & Anthony to Discuss his campaign.
Have you followed Kevin Hsu, who was on the show the other day from the Vermont Futures Project? And he wrote a piece, signed on to with a few other people, talking about the...
And it seems like it's right up your alley.
He's talking about the demographics issue in Vermont that's going to explode even stronger in the coming years.
And that if we don't do something to address these problems...
And what he's saying is growth, bring more business, bring more taxpayers to Vermont, grow Vermont, that we are going to have an exploding problem that's going to mean dramatically more increases, in his opinion, or a significant, really significant reduction in services across the state of Vermont.
Have you? What
Again, this is UVM Economist wrote about this in the 90s, again in 2015, laid out exactly the demographic issue, what that was going to mean going forward.
We have more deaths than births at this point, and it's only going to continue to get worse.
And just like when you have a bad year in the economy, if you don't earn your stock market or your portfolio, if things continue to get worse, the dig out is even harder.
And so it's not something that you can say, hey, let's deal with this down the road.
It's not here right now.
In your view, it's something that we got to tackle this problem now because it's only going to get exponentially worse as we
This is the main reason I got in the race is that if we don't handle these problems now, it's going to continue to get worse and worse.
And I wrote another paper last week, which was talking about the progressive agenda.
Have you followed Kevin Hsu, who was on the show the other day from the Vermont Futures Project? And he wrote a piece, signed on to with a few other people, talking about the...
And it seems like it's right up your alley.
He's talking about the demographics issue in Vermont that's going to explode even stronger in the coming years.
And that if we don't do something to address these problems...
And what he's saying is growth, bring more business, bring more taxpayers to Vermont, grow Vermont, that we are going to have an exploding problem that's going to mean dramatically more increases, in his opinion, or a significant, really significant reduction in services across the state of Vermont.
Have you? What
Again, this is UVM Economist wrote about this in the 90s, again in 2015, laid out exactly the demographic issue, what that was going to mean going forward.
We have more deaths than births at this point, and it's only going to continue to get worse.
And just like when you have a bad year in the economy, if you don't earn your stock market or your portfolio, if things continue to get worse, the dig out is even harder.
And so it's not something that you can say, hey, let's deal with this down the road.
It's not here right now.
In your view, it's something that we got to tackle this problem now because it's only going to get exponentially worse as we
This is the main reason I got in the race is that if we don't handle these problems now, it's going to continue to get worse and worse.
And I wrote another paper last week, which was talking about the progressive agenda.
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