92% reduction in the debt increase.

[Dr. Phosphorous]

Wrong, as usual, moron. Judges have said some firings are illegal.

So now you know why liberals are upset....it has nothing to do with a pathetic 1% reduction in the budget, like you claimed.

You can stop your bullshit lying and trolling now, lightweight.

 

[Robert W]

So now you know why liberals are upset....it has nothing to do with a pathetic 1% reduction in the budget, like you claimed.

You can stop your bullshit lying and trolling now, lightweight.

Why don't you act like a "Liberal" Why be so authoritarian? Trump is saving America a lot of money and were you nicer, maybe you would profit in your life.

 

[Hollie]

So now you know why liberals are upset....it has nothing to do with a pathetic 1% reduction in the budget, like you claimed.

You can stop your bullshit lying and trolling now, lightweight.

So you now know why you’re supposed to be whining and complaining. You’re not supposed to do anything to curb spending,

Your best efforts amount to falling to the floor, kicking and screaming.

Just to remind you, it was your pathetic claim to a 1% reduction to the budget.

You’re just too stupid to even know what you post, you pathetic moron.

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

Just to remind you, it was your pathetic claim to a 1% reduction to the budget.

It's not a pathetic claim, gomer...it's the truth.

Sorry if that causes you to keep having MAGA temper tantrums.

 

[Winco]

From Inauguration Day to May 5, debt held by the public rose by $37,238,323,646.66.

Let's look at the National Debt Clock.

The difference between today at 36,846,218,975,531 and Jan18th of 36,368,665,337,114 = $477,553,638,417

Not From Inauguration Day to May 5, debt held by the public rose by $37,238,323,646.66 as posted in the OP.

 

[Nostra]

From Inauguration Day to May 5, debt held by the public rose by $37,238,323,646.66.

Let's look at the National Debt Clock.

The difference between today at 36,846,218,975,531 and Jan18th of 36,368,665,337,114 = $477,553,638,417

Not From Inauguration Day to May 5, debt held by the public rose by $37,238,323,646.66 as posted in the OP.



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Who said debt wasn’t rising?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Read any newspaper, Kleetus.

All the DOGE staffing cuts will reduce the Federal budget between 1% - 2%.

But this is one reason you support Trump....you don't read real news and you simply don't know anything.

They’re cutting way more than just staff, which also is a good thing. But its reactions like this that show how we got to 37 trillion in debt. Jack offs like you would rather die than make a 1% cut to spending. You’re losing your shit over what you think is only a 1% cut.

 

[Robert W]

From Inauguration Day to May 5, debt held by the public rose by $37,238,323,646.66.

Let's look at the National Debt Clock.

The difference between today at 36,846,218,975,531 and Jan18th of 36,368,665,337,114 = $477,553,638,417

Not From Inauguration Day to May 5, debt held by the public rose by $37,238,323,646.66 as posted in the OP.



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Want to know why? We are all still using the final Biden Budget. Biden signed this into law last year. Trump's budget is not yet being used. He has not got it from Congress for him to sign yet.

 

[Hollie]

It's not a pathetic claim, gomer...it's the truth.

Sorry if that causes you to keep having MAGA temper tantrums.

It’s your pathetic claim, Kleetus.

That causes you such angst but understand that when you make moronic claims you will be called out for the moron you choose to be.

 

[Dr. Phosphorous]

It’s your pathetic claim, Kleetus.

That causes you such angst but understand that when you make moronic claims you will be called out for the moron you choose to be.

Wrong again. You suck at this debating stuff. --

https://www.marketplace.org/story/2025/03/06/federal-workers-salaries-represent-less-than-5-of-federal-spending-and-1-of-gdp

 

[Winco]

Want to know why? We are all still using the final Biden Budget. Biden signed this into law last year. Trump's budget is not yet being used. He has not got it from Congress for him to sign yet.

Then EXPLAIN the OP's claim of a 92% Reduction in the Debt Increase.
In your case, wouldn't this 92% reduction be credited to biden.

 

[Robert W]

Then EXPLAIN the OP's claim of a 92% Reduction in the Debt Increase.
In your case, wouldn't this 92% reduction be credited to biden.

It is the future Budget of Trump that slashes a reduction. I don't believe it as huge as you speak of. Keep in mind you also talk not of current budget but only an increase rate.

 

[kyzr]

Then EXPLAIN the OP's claim of a 92% Reduction in the Debt Increase.
In your case, wouldn't this 92% reduction be credited to biden.

Trump's new tariff income was the increased revenue, which reduced borrowing.

 

[Winco]

Trump's new tariff income was the increased revenue, which reduced borrowing.

Just another claim with zero evidence.

 

[Robert W]

Just another claim with zero evidence.

Just how much do you claim came to the United states thus far from Tariffs?

By the way, how much revenue did Biden collect thanks to his tariffs? Don't say it is not important. Compare two presidents.

 

[kyzr]

Just another claim with zero evidence.

OMG, tell me how you guys are all about "critical thinking"....

https://www.piie.com/publications/piie-briefings/2025/us-revenue-implications-president-trumps-2025-tariffs

The US revenue implications of President Trump's 2025 tariffs​

 

[Winco]

Just how much do you claim came to the United states thus far from Tariffs?

By the way, how much revenue did Biden collect thanks to his tariffs? Don't say it is not important. Compare two presidents.

You're making the claim, you find the data.

Quit being lazy.

 

[Robert W]

Just another claim with zero evidence.

Trump’s Latest Tariffs Would Raise Half His Previous Version, TPC Finds

President Trump’s decision to “pause” some of his tariffs while further raising import taxes on Chinese goods would cut in half the amount of revenue his April 2 levies could raise, according to a new analysis by the Tax Policy Center.

TPC found Trump’s latest plan would raise about $1.7 trillion for the 10 years from 2026 through 2035, plus an additional $125 billion for the remainder of 2025. The analysis assumed Trump’s latest tariff policy would be permanent, although Trump said his newly announced delay would last only 90 days.

 

[Robert W]

You're making the claim, you find the data.

Quit being lazy.

You have no room to talk. See my proof above this reply by me.

 

[Nostra]

Who said debt wasn’t rising?

: crickets: from Winco