The key here is the understanding that freedom from economic oppression helps us accomplish each of the other three freedoms. Free market capitalism produces more goods and services more efficiently than any other economic system. The efficient delivery of goods and services can not be accomplished by a centralized economy for the simple reason that government does not create wealth or jobs. Only private enterprise can do this. This is why we must enact legislation that frees up capital for working families.
Taxes are too high and government is too involved in our personal economic and business decisions.
If we can succeed in substantially lowering taxes, this will unleash the capital that creates jobs and enables innovations that benefit everyone. This seems to be widely accepted, but consider that Americans now spend 184 days per year working for the government instead of for themselves and their families and ask yourself how widely accepted it really is. Working this much for the government is disgraceful. Given that savings and innovation are essential components of our prosperity, economic advancement will be stifled unless citizens keep more of their money for investment. Many politicians mistake the value of a dollar of taxation for a dollar of private productivity.