Allow me to make an audacious suggestion. Albeit one that's a bit tardy.

[Nostra]

Sycophants like you have to sycophant.

Still no clue?

 

[otto105]

Still no clue?

Hilarious

 

[otto105]

When did we get a King?

The United States has been a debtor nation since we were formed.

um yeah, isn't taxes generally on the public? What tax isn't?

Hilarious

Stupid and hilarious

 

[Mac-7]

Yes, we didn't have a king until 2025.

Reagan was president when we became a debtor nation.

Our king today thinks all government should align with him and that we make "trillions and trillions" from his tariffs. Which is a tax on us.

Not even now

If he (trump) were a king, the partisan obstructionist judges would be out of a job

 

[Nostra]

Hilarious

Stupid and hilarious

Nah, you are just stupid.

 

[struth]

Nah, you are just stupid.

Hilarious

Stupid and hilarious

Dude thinks we have a king, and thinks the US just grew in a debt in the 1980s....amazingly stupid

 

[otto105]

Not even now

If he (trump) were a king, the partisan obstructionist judges would be out of a job

His working on that mac.

All of government has to align with Heil Shitler! doesn't it.

 

[otto105]

Nah, you are just stupid.

Tell us again, how Tip O'Neal was the most powerful pol in the Reagan administration.

Did Tip also tell ollie north to sell weapons to terrorists too?

 

[Mac-7]

His working on that mac.

All of government has to align with Heil Shitler! doesn't it.

Trump is working to get them overturned

But the should be booted off the bench

 

[struth]

Tell us again, how Tip O'Neal was the most powerful pol in the Reagan administration.

Did Tip also tell ollie north to sell weapons to terrorists too?

holy shit, now this stupid dembot thinks Tip O'Neil was in the Reagan Admin! hahahhaha

 

[berg80]

Not even now

If he (trump) were a king, the partisan obstructionist judges would be out of a job

Fidelity to the Constitution does equate to partisanship. It equates to respect for the rule of law............for which members of the regime have none.

 

[otto105]

Dude thinks we have a king, and thinks the US just grew in a debt in the 1980s....amazingly stupid

U.S. Becomes the World's Largest Debtor Country

The Long Story of U.S. Debt, From 1790 to 2011, in 1 Little Chart

Reagan exploded the debtor status with his supply-side economic policy failure.

 

[otto105]

holy shit, now this stupid dembot thinks Tip O'Neil was in the Reagan Admin! hahahhaha

Was it not Tip O'Neal who forced reagan to spend all that money and explode the federal deficit?

 

[Mac-7]

Fidelity to the Constitution does equate to partisanship. It equates to respect for the rule of law............for which members of the regime have none.

These judges are making up the law to suit their partisan lib politics

As they are overturned by higher courts they should be disbarred for incompetence

 

[BackAgain]

Fidelity to the Constitution does equate to partisanship. It equates to respect for the rule of law............for which members of the regime have none.

But many of these judicial determinations show a complete lack of fidelity to the Constitution, bug.

Try to keep up.

 

[otto105]

These judges are making up the law to suit their partisan lib politics

As they are overturned by higher courts they should be disbarred for incompetence

And there it is.

The king has his jester.

 

[struth]

U.S. Becomes the World's Largest Debtor Country

The Long Story of U.S. Debt, From 1790 to 2011, in 1 Little Chart

Reagan exploded the debtor status with his supply-side economic policy failure.

As your links highlight, we have always been a debtor nation.

Thanks for proving me correct

 

[struth]

Was it not Tip O'Neal who forced reagan to spend all that money and explode the federal deficit?

Tip O'Neal was the Speaker of the House that, where spending bills were created., not in the Admin, he was the one passing the spending bills you moron

 

[Mac-7]

And there it is.

The king has his jester.

If they are proven by higher courts to be wrong about the law they should be kicked off the bench

 

[otto105]

As your links highlight, we have always been a debtor nation.

Thanks for proving me correct

No, they prove that we were not.

Try reading and comprehending.