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I didn't watch it, of course, because bum blasting New Year's Eve is a non-starter.
mell saysShould have paired cuts in taxes with cuts in spending
Might be dreaming but I suspect Twump might do that in a 2nd term. Along with new tax cuts. No way he could do that in the 1st and get re-elected.
It's kind of perverse if you think about it, but republican hatred for Hillary might have actually been what the government needed to keep corruption down.
Instead what we have is a swampfest free for all, with plenty of corruption scandals and assinine behavior in the Executive branch to distract us.
Might be dreaming but I suspect Twump might do that in a 2nd term. Along with new tax cuts. No way he could do that in the 1st and get re-elected.
This deficit issue is easily fixed by increasing tarrifs and reducing welfare benefits
I assume you're talking about the welfare received by farmers, defense contractors, and oil companies.
finehoe says
I assume you're talking about the welfare received by farmers, defense contractors, and oil companies.
Obama phones, Food Stamps, Section 8 housing, welfare payments to individuals, earned income tax credit.
Booger saysThis deficit issue is easily fixed by increasing tarrifs and reducing welfare benefits
I assume you're talking about the welfare received by farmers, defense contractors, and oil companies.
The amount of money spent on your list pales in comparison to the amount spent on the things in my list.
Here's the chart 80% of American voters care about.
Two Years of Trump Tax Cuts: What did they get us?
Two Years of Trump Tax Cuts: What did they get us?
Some significant percentage (even Trump) knows that graph mostly indicates how long it's been since we had a recession. It has been a long one, but arguably not worth the $ 1trillion per year of new deficit spending. Recessions happen, which is why I seriously doubt Trump wants to be President for another term.
This is a surprising graph.
Sounds like a win-win to me!
So you're just going to ignore my point which I know you understand and repeat the misleading stuff ?
Yeah, so? It's called 'eminent domain'. Look it up.
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