Mike Johnson's New Confederacy!

Gabriel_Bell said:
Trump is a one ,man swamp. Dumb sumbitch lost a billion on casinos. He is incompetent and ignorant. Plus s is a rapist and a con man and a tax cheat.

Clarence Thomas is a corrupt old fart that should resign in disgrace.
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We can always spot an anti-American fascist racist big government dependent.
 
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Trump did nothing to make the government smaller, and he holds the all time record for deficit spending.
Thomas takes BRIBES in exchange for his votes on the Court. He is the most corrupt Supreme Court judge ever.
 
Gabriel_Bell said:
Trump did nothing to make the government smaller, and he holds the all time record for deficit spending.
Thomas takes BRIBES in exchange for his votes on the Court. He is the most corrupt Supreme Court judge ever.
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How can lefties still claim Biden is more fiscally conservative than Trump after Biden proposes $7 trillion in new bloated spending for just one year?
 
mark francis said:
How can lefties still claim Biden is more fiscally conservative than Trump after Biden proposes $7 trillion in new bloated spending for just one year?
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I've never claimed that.
I still say the USA is better off under him and democrats.
It's not as if Trump was fiscally conservative.
 
Boris Norris said:
Trump blew 8 trillion in one term and sent the country broke simultaneously. A sisiphean effort indeed.
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Really? I don't think so. However, if you are attempting to make Trump look bad and Democrats look good, are you attempting to say Trump forced the Democrat lawmakers to budget trillions of dollars against their objections? If not, the spending bills Trump signed were crafted by Democrats and Republicans who then pressured President Trump to sign them.

Ignoring the massive debt increase of 2019-2020 under Democrat House budgeting, here are other figures that highlight the divisions between Democrats and Republicans on spending:


www.newsweek.com

The U.S. National Debt Has Increased $5.2 Trillion Since Start of 2020

Critics of the Senate infrastructure plan have cited the growing debt and burden that the increased national debt puts on American households.
www.newsweek.com www.newsweek.com

The U.S. National Debt Has Increased $5.2 Trillion Since Start of 2020​

Published Aug 09, 2021 at 10:47 AM EDT

By Jon Jackson
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The Senate released its $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill on August 3, and it was met with disapproval by many experts already concerned about adding to the country's growing national debt. Critics of the bill included analysts from the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, which said the national debt has increased $5.2 trillion since the start of 2020.
The increase of $5.2 trillion equates to roughly $40,000 of extra burden to each household in the United States. The current overall national debt is roughly $28.6 trillion.

When former President Donald Trump left office in January, the national debt had risen by around $7.8 trillion during the course of his term. The Washington Post reported data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed that figure represents about twice as much debt as what Americans owe on student loans, car loans, credit cards and every other type of debt other than mortgages combined.
During Trump's first three years in office, the national debt increased by around $5.2 trillion. According to the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, a non-partisan fiscal watchdog group, the national debt grew $5 trillion during the first three years of former President Barack Obama's administration.

(For those who may be interested, not very many Democrats are willing to dishonestly claim this report from Newsweek is Russian disinformation.)
 
mark francis said:
Really? I don't think so.
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Yes really. You do t think is what you should have said. Check it yourself. 7. something on the debt and heaps more budget deficit.

mark francis said:
However, if you are attempting to make Trump look bad and Democrats look good, are you attempting to say Trump forced the Democrat lawmakers to budget trillions of dollars against their objections? If not, the spending bills Trump signed were crafted by Democrats and Republicans who then pressured President Trump to sign them.
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Fuck off. They did nothing of the sort. You do t want to Smith he was a failure and still is.
mark francis said:
Ignoring the massive debt increase of 2019-2020 under Democrat House budgeting, here are other figures that highlight the divisions between Democrats and Republicans on spending:
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Did you include the covid carryover from Trump? Of course not. Just cherry pick the good bits. 5.2 in twenty months??
A fair bit short of trumps 8 trillion.
mark francis said:
www.newsweek.com

The U.S. National Debt Has Increased $5.2 Trillion Since Start of 2020

Critics of the Senate infrastructure plan have cited the growing debt and burden that the increased national debt puts on American households.
www.newsweek.com www.newsweek.com

The U.S. National Debt Has Increased $5.2 Trillion Since Start of 2020​

Published Aug 09, 2021 at 10:47 AM EDT

By Jon Jackson
Associate Editor
FOLLOW
35


The Senate released its $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill on August 3, and it was met with disapproval by many experts already concerned about adding to the country's growing national debt. Critics of the bill included analysts from the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, which said the national debt has increased $5.2 trillion since the start of 2020.
The increase of $5.2 trillion equates to roughly $40,000 of extra burden to each household in the United States. The current overall national debt is roughly $28.6 trillion.

When former President Donald Trump left office in January, the national debt had risen by around $7.8 trillion during the course of his term.
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Did you miss that bit.

mark francis said:
The Washington Post reported data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed that figure represents about twice as much debt as what Americans owe on student loans, car loans, credit cards and every other type of debt other than mortgages combined.
During Trump's first three years in office, the national debt increased by around $5.2 trillion. According to the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, a non-partisan fiscal watchdog group, the national debt grew $5 trillion during the first three years of former President Barack Obama's administration.

(For those who may be interested, not very many Democrats are willing to dishonestly claim this report from Newsweek is Russian disinformation.)
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mark francis said:
www.newsweek.com

The U.S. National Debt Has Increased $5.2 Trillion Since Start of 2020

Critics of the Senate infrastructure plan have cited the growing debt and burden that the increased national debt puts on American households.
www.newsweek.com www.newsweek.com

The U.S. National Debt Has Increased $5.2 Trillion Since Start of 2020​

Published Aug 09, 2021 at 10:47 AM EDT

By Jon Jackson
Associate Editor
FOLLOW
35


The Senate released its $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill on August 3, and it was met with disapproval by many experts already concerned about adding to the country's growing national debt. Critics of the bill included analysts from the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation.....
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This is a very prosperous country and can easily afford to pay for universal healthcare and post secondary education for all is citizens. All the government has to do is TAX THE RICH people and the corporations.
 
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Gabriel_Bell said:
This is a very prosperous country and can easily afford to pay for universal healthcare and post secondary education for all is citizens. All the government has to do is TAX THE RICH people and the corporations.
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The US is in serious fiscal trouble in spite of what the ignorant may think.


Powell Warns US Is on an “Unsustainable Fiscal Path” (msn.com) 3-18-24

Powell Warns US Is on an “Unsustainable Fiscal Path”

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has raised a red flag, warning that the United States is heading towards an “unsustainable fiscal path.”
 
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