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On Fri, 28 Feb 2025 16:48:10 +0000, "Lee" <[email protected]> wrote:

NoBody wrote:

On Thu, 27 Feb 2025 15:48:48 +0000, "Lee" <[email protected]> wrote:

NoBody wrote:

On Wed, 26 Feb 2025 18:09:48 +0000, "Lee" <[email protected]> wrote:

c186282 wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14435895/trump-triumph-unruly-republicans-maga-budget-deal.html >>

Trump's massive MAGA budget deal passes as he triumphs over

unruly Republicans with back-door pressure campaign

House Speaker Mike Johnson performed an unenviable tightrope
walk on Tuesday night balancing Donald Trump's agenda and
unruly GOP dissident's demands.

The House was set to vote on a resolution to advance a budget
that will guide how Congress spends trillions of dollars to
advance the president's deportation plans, enact tax cuts
on tips, overtime and more. The bill will facilitate
around $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, according to Republicans.

The process has taken up much of Johnson's time in recent
months, and as the top Republican in Congress, he has all
but promised the 78-year-old president he knows exactly how
to mobilize the Capitol's 272 Republican personalities.

. . .

OK !

THIS will cement Trump's de-funding of a bunch of
federal agencies. The agencies MAY still exist,
but they'll be ghosts of their former selves.

WokieComs will be SCREAMING !!!

2017 - Cut taxes!

2025 - Cut more taxes!

2026 - Cut even more taxes!

2028 - Cut all taxes, borrow our way to prosperity!

You left out the Biden years:

Because you cannot defend Trump.

It appears you can't defend Biden

Biden lowered government spending.

Show data that includes the American rescue plan in it. Your cite is questionable at best.

When did Trump ever do that?

Spend our way to prosperity. How did that work out for us?

Federal spending went up
every year under Trump, and
FELL for the first three years
of the Biden administration.

Citation required. Ensure you include the added "American Rescue
plan" et al.

Citation already posted, see below.

It does not state that it includes this.
Try again.

Your BDS isn't working out
for you, is it............


https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/federal-spending/

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Moron-a-lago wrote:

Businessmen don't understand the
limitations of the Constitution. They
cannot fire governors and congressmen,
they cannot order around foreign leaders,
they cannot discharge the debts they
create in bankruptcy court.

That last has occurred to me often while watching Trump's deficits and debt balloon.

idjt has never been held responsible. He allowed to keep getting
with it. Bankruptcy courts let run up enormous and then walk away.

So a country is the same. Run up trillions in debt. And then just
walk away.

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Moron-a-lago wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:

On Fri, 28 Feb 2025 20:29:58 +0000, Mitchell Holman <[email protected]> wrote:

Biden lowered government spending.

And before that, Obama lowered government spending.
And before that, Clinton lowered government spending.

When did Trump ever do that?

"Savvy businessman" Trump ran up so
many debts he had to run to bankruptcy court SIX times to dodge paying them. >>
But we need to make him president
because of his "sound business management"

MAGAs are the most gullible people
in the world............

Because some things bear repeating. Democrats tax and cut spending, Republicans
borrow and increase spending.

One more item ...

Trump is expected to submit another big tax cut in the face of the already massive deficits.

From "Davos Man":

That night, a handful of major American financial executives gathered for
cocktails at a private event. The conversation turned to Trump and his
unorthodox approach to governance. Were they worried about a trade war?
About confrontation with Iran or North Korea? About the breakdown of the
liberal democratic order?

They shrugged. They were not thrilled about Trump’s proclivity to bully
people on Twitter, threatening American companies that invested overseas.
They could live without his talk of renouncing American public debt, as if
the United States Treasury were a giant Trump casino staring down a
creditor. But they were delighted by the elevation of a man who valued what
they valued: money. Trump had promised to deliver tax cuts, and he was
poised to deliver, given that Republicans were in charge of both chambers
of Congress. Like everything else in Trump’s world, they would be amazing,
huge, unprecedented.

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Chris Ahlstrom <[email protected]> wrote in news:vq1i6s$or9a$[email protected]:

Moron-a-lago wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:

On Fri, 28 Feb 2025 20:29:58 +0000, Mitchell Holman <[email protected]>
wrote:

Biden lowered government spending.

And before that, Obama lowered government spending.
And before that, Clinton lowered government spending.

When did Trump ever do that?

"Savvy businessman" Trump ran up so
many debts he had to run to bankruptcy court SIX times to dodge
paying them.

But we need to make him president
because of his "sound business management"

MAGAs are the most gullible people
in the world............

Because some things bear repeating. Democrats tax and cut spending,
Republicans borrow and increase spending.

One more item ...

Trump is expected to submit another big tax cut in the face of the
already massive deficits.

From "Davos Man":

That night, a handful of major American financial executives
gathered for cocktails at a private event. The conversation turned
to Trump and his unorthodox approach to governance. Were they
worried about a trade war? About confrontation with Iran or North
Korea? About the breakdown of the liberal democratic order?

They shrugged. They were not thrilled about Trump’s proclivity
to bully people on Twitter, threatening American companies that
invested overseas. They could live without his talk of renouncing
American public debt, as if the United States Treasury were a
giant Trump casino staring down a creditor. But they were
delighted by the elevation of a man who valued what they valued:
money. Trump had promised to deliver tax cuts, and he was poised
to deliver, given that Republicans were in charge of both chambers
of Congress. Like everything else in Trump’s world, they would
be amazing, huge, unprecedented.

TRump doesn't care if his tax cuts and
spending eventually blow up the entire economy.
As long as he isn't president at the time.







Trump shrugs off future debt crisis: "I won't be here"
December 05, 2018

President Trump is dismissing the importance
of paying down the national debt, saying he
won't be in office to take blame for the
nation's fiscal crisis when it becomes even
more unsustainable, according to a report
Wednesday.

The national debt sits at $21 trillion and
counting. As a candidate, when the national
debt was $19 trillion, Trump promised to
erase the entire debt "over a period of eight
years."

Trump said the data showed the national debt
would only become untenable after he left
office, the Daily Beast reported.

"Yeah, but I won't be here, Trump said.

https://tinyurl.com/y7deln2b

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On Sat, 01 Mar 2025 09:19:31 -0500, NoBody <[email protected]> wrote:

On Fri, 28 Feb 2025 16:48:10 +0000, "Lee" <[email protected]> wrote:

NoBody wrote:

On Thu, 27 Feb 2025 15:48:48 +0000, "Lee" <[email protected]> wrote:

NoBody wrote:

On Wed, 26 Feb 2025 18:09:48 +0000, "Lee" <[email protected]> wrote:

c186282 wrote:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14435895/trump-triumph-unruly-republicans-maga-budget-deal.html >>

Trump's massive MAGA budget deal passes as he triumphs over

unruly Republicans with back-door pressure campaign

House Speaker Mike Johnson performed an unenviable tightrope
walk on Tuesday night balancing Donald Trump's agenda and
unruly GOP dissident's demands.

The House was set to vote on a resolution to advance a budget
that will guide how Congress spends trillions of dollars to
advance the president's deportation plans, enact tax cuts
on tips, overtime and more. The bill will facilitate
around $4.5 trillion in tax cuts, according to Republicans.

The process has taken up much of Johnson's time in recent
months, and as the top Republican in Congress, he has all
but promised the 78-year-old president he knows exactly how
to mobilize the Capitol's 272 Republican personalities.

. . .

OK !

THIS will cement Trump's de-funding of a bunch of
federal agencies. The agencies MAY still exist,
but they'll be ghosts of their former selves.

WokieComs will be SCREAMING !!!

2017 - Cut taxes!

2025 - Cut more taxes!

2026 - Cut even more taxes!

2028 - Cut all taxes, borrow our way to prosperity!

You left out the Biden years:

Because you cannot defend Trump.

It appears you can't defend Biden

Biden lowered government spending.

Show data that includes the American rescue plan in it. Your cite is >questionable at best.

When did Trump ever do that?

Spend our way to prosperity. How did that work out for us?

Federal spending went up
every year under Trump, and
FELL for the first three years
of the Biden administration.

Citation required. Ensure you include the added "American Rescue
plan" et al.

Citation already posted, see below.

It does not state that it includes this.
Try again.

Your BDS isn't working out
for you, is it............


https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/federal-spending/

And Lying Lee has fled.

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