Neither party has anything to brag about: during Donald Trump’s whole presidency, the U.S. national debt increased by $8.18 trillion, a percentage increase of 40.43%. This is less than Barack Obama (69.98%) and George W. Bush (105.8%). However, Donald Trump was in office for only 4 years compared to 8 years for both Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
I didn’t bring up America First, you did. You lost me on the apologist thing, but whatever.
It's ok. It's our kids money anyways. They don't need it & they won't mind
Well since you’ve got me all figured out, let me give it a try.FACT CHECK ALERT: Debunking CRFB’s Analysis of Trump and Biden Impacts on the National Debt | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee
The Official U.S. Congressional website of The Republican Budget Committeebudget.house.gov
If you believe a single number put out by the left I don’t know what to tell you. Not once have they been accurate in four years. They just all came running in here a month or so ago about the jobs report. Well we see again how that turned out. We were all calling bs. While at the same time several very nice venters lost their jobs and came here looking for help for one.
The wall is pretty self explanatory. But sure. Another middle dweller that is embarrassed to admit he is a liberal. Or hates Trump. I don’t like him either but supporting the other side shows an amazing lack of credibility. You can’t be remotely conservative and think Kamala is a good choice. Only tds explains that. Let me guess. You are different. Biden decided building the wall was not a bad idea after all and used trump funds to start it again.
It took you a few posts, but I knew you are a sufferer ofTDS. I'll hang up and listen as you go back and look where I referenced Naranja Hombre. (hint: I didn't).
And a chronic media watcher as well. LOL at you guys saying "I am not a Democrat" you bunch of Trump lovers. And you guys are always the same, rinse and repeat.
He listens to the mainstream media, is a TDS sufferer and is lonely. A new addition to the lib panel replace those that disappeared the last month or so.FACT CHECK ALERT: Debunking CRFB’s Analysis of Trump and Biden Impacts on the National Debt | The U.S. House Committee on the Budget - House Budget Committee
The Official U.S. Congressional website of The Republican Budget Committeebudget.house.gov
If you believe a single number put out by the left I don’t know what to tell you. Not once have they been accurate in four years. They just all came running in here a month or so ago about the jobs report. Well we see again how that turned out. We were all calling bs. While at the same time several very nice venters lost their jobs and came here looking for help for one.
The wall is pretty self explanatory. But sure. Another middle dweller that is embarrassed to admit he is a liberal. Or hates Trump. I don’t like him either but supporting the other side shows an amazing lack of credibility. You can’t be remotely conservative and think Kamala is a good choice. Only tds explains that. Let me guess. You are different. Biden decided building the wall was not a bad idea after all and used trump funds to start it again.
Great another loser that likes grammar. And you are wrong, LOL.
I think your AI is not quite ready for prime time.
You’re wearing the Trump sneakers and nothing else right now, aren’t you?
Well you are voting for a steaming pile of cow flop. She is the worst ever at her vp job. You want to give the worst ever a promotion. Brilliant. Harris is a fraud. She slept her way to get to where she is. People don’t even argue that. Ironically you believe she is a nice person. Just came out today over four years 92 percent of her staff has turned over, because is one of the ugliest people to try to work for. Curious about trump. He was at 72 percent. They are both shitty people. Horrible human beings. So vote for policy. Don’t be a moron and let whether you like someone or not be the deciding factor. Are you voting for class president?
Always. Just having a little fun with another tds sufferer. Not sure they come any other way. You are one of the few not embarrassed to be a liberal. Not that you care but I respect you for that.
I’m happy to vote on policy! Have you heard anything substantive from either one? I’ve heard mass deportation (that will never happen) and 100% tariffs (if you think prices are high now, hoo boy).
hey man, little bleach, little sunlight, my TDS should clear up in no time.
fair enough - it did seem like you were channeling something there.
You are listening to cnbc or cnn. Plenty substantive. Trump has said he will end the wars. He has said he will drill baby drill and negotiate with opec. Something they will not do anymore with Biden or Harris. He will work on getting rates to drop so people can buy homes again. I know mortgage brokers who are hurting everywhere. These are his words in interviews. He will put a stop to mass border crossings and try to round up god knows how many terrorists who are already here. Hope this stops the massive amount of murders and crimes they are committing.
Iyo, should we hold China accountable for unfair trade practices or should be integrate them more into our economy?
Yep, all anyone has to do is google how Trump answered Maria Bartiromo when she asked how he planned to address inflation and then google the VP's answers to similar questions. Now, I'm not saying Trump has the silver bullet but at least he gave a coherent response that indicated he had a pretty good starting point.
That is my point. We passed the chips act because everyone knows the supply of chips isn't secure but due to insane regs, we can't even pay manufacturers to build plants in the U.S.. Imo, anything that contributes to U.S. national security should be produced in the U.S. or in NATO countries at a minimum. We'd rather spend billions chasing unicorns than to encourage investment in the U.S. that would actually create more tax revenue for the fed government to fund unicorn chasing.
Sure, but even if we dropped every one of those regulations today, we'd still be years away from the capacity we need. We have to have a stopgap, and that's why I'm incredibly worried about China and Taiwan. There are a lot of regs that need to go, but regs also give us clean water and keep planes from falling out of the sky. Need to thread the needle, not take an eraser to the whole thing.
And by the way, a really big problem of CHIPS is a lack of workers that can do the job. I live in Alabama, home to Redstone Arsenal, and an ungodly amount of engineers. The 2 idiot senators we have both voted against it.
Of course you are correct but Main Street has been complaining about corporate globalism for decades but for some reason pols on both sides of the aisle have presided over corporatism first policies that chased industry out of the country. No doubt we're in a hole. We need to stop digging and start a national initiative ASAP to bring home industry that affects national security or we'll continue down the path of becoming more and more vulnerable to disruptions in the supply chain.
