The Only Response Anyone Should Ever Give To The Question "How Do We Pay For It?"

[skews13]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

We can't even pay our current expenditures.

 

[Norman]

We can't even pay our current expenditures.

He doesn't care... just wants to see the world burn.

 

[WillowTree]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

Which wars have Republicans started? Go back to WWI and move forward.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

We are $22 trillion in debt, you retard. We can’t pay for any of it

 

[Brain357]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

We are $22 trillion in debt, you retard. We can’t pay for any of it

And our retard president is talking about buying Greenland....

 

[Justin Richardson]

The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

The same question should be asked about the so-called "Universal Medicare" Elizabeth Warren is pushing for.

Of course, the taxpayers like us will be putting up for the bill...

 

[skews13]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

Which wars have Republicans started? Go back to WWI and move forward.

Don't have to go back that far. Iraq and Afghanistan for examples of this discussion, but lets not get off topic.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

We are $22 trillion in debt, you retard. We can’t pay for any of it

And our retard president is talking about buying Greenland....

Fake news. When Trump sits down with the Danes and starts bargaining, then you might have something to bitch about.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

We pay for it by killing all the fuckers on the public dole. Including old fucks.

.Kill the all.

.

 

[Brain357]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

We are $22 trillion in debt, you retard. We can’t pay for any of it

And our retard president is talking about buying Greenland....

Fake news. When Trump sits down with the Danes and starts bargaining, then you might have something to bitch about.

Right and people thought the wall had to be a joke too. haha

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Then, we kill all the commies.

Killing everybody who is a useless shit is the best policy.

.

 

[fncceo]

And our retard president is talking about buying Greenland....

Sounds like a great investment. If you guys are right about the global warming stuff.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

Which wars have Republicans started? Go back to WWI and move forward.

Don't have to go back that far. Iraq and Afghanistan for examples of this discussion, but lets not get off topic.

You think we spent $12+ trillion on "Wall Street Bailouts"?

Or $1.5 trillion/year on tax cuts?

We need to spend more on your math lessons.

 

[fncceo]

We don't have to feed the poor ... the poor can feed us...

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

Show me a Republican that says it is free?

The reality is you are upset that your lie has been exposed and nothing is free in life and someone pays.

Now ask me if I am against educating the American Citizen?

 

[MAGAman]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

Which wars have Republicans started? Go back to WWI and move forward.

Don't have to go back that far. Iraq and Afghanistan for examples of this discussion, but lets not get off topic.

You think we spent $12+ trillion on "Wall Street Bailouts"?

Or $1.5 trillion/year on tax cuts?

We need to spend more on your math lessons.

We didn't spend anything on tax cuts.

 

[WillowTree]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

Which wars have Republicans started? Go back to WWI and move forward.

Don't have to go back that far. Iraq and Afghanistan for examples of this discussion, but lets not get off topic.

Off topic? Really? Weren’t the wars Republicans started the topic?

 

[Cellblock2429]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

We are $22 trillion in debt, you retard. We can’t pay for any of it

And our retard president is talking about buying Greenland....

/——-/ And you retards took him seriously. Bwhahahaha Bwhahahaha

 

[Cellblock2429]

When the moderators talked about education, it was framed as “free college.” Renewable energy also got the “how will you pay for it” treatment. Why? Because corporate special interests know that they can raise support for programs by focusing on benefits and lower support for them by focusing on costs and having to pay for it.

This is why there’s only one response anyone should ever give to the question: “How do we pay for it?” This response is:

The same way we pay for all of the “free” stuff Republicans want.

The same way we pay for wars, walls, and Wall Street bailouts.

When Republicans want a wall, cost is never an issue for our politicians. When Republicans want wars, cost also doesn’t seem to be an issue. So we know we can afford these things. We’ve never gone broke because of them.



The only response anyone should ever give to the question: 'How do we pay for it?'

We are $22 trillion in debt, you retard. We can’t pay for any of it

/——/ Time to cut spending