Can the Trump supporters explain something to me?

[YoursTruly]

You have to dig a bit deeper in understanding, I posted a link for you.

And I read through and watched the video. The Laffer Curve is pretty spot on. But I'm thinking that you missed the sweet spot in that curve. The point where taxes and employment were both maxed out.
We don't have a tax problem. The government has a borrowing & spending problem.
The Laffer Curve also doesn't address the devaluation of the USD by borrowing trillions and the inflation that it creates.

 

[Mac-7]

When you decide to address the topic, let me know. But as long as you want to childishly argue and turn this into a personal argument, leave me out of it.

I already have

Your ambush style of debate is tiresome and uninteresting

 

[YoursTruly]

Still avoiding the core question, in order to filibuster with your bellyaches.

Again, when has Laffer been proven wrong?

The Laffer Curve doesn't address government overspending. It doesn't address the inflation that over spending creates.

 

[YoursTruly]

I already have

Your ambush style of debate is tiresome and uninteresting

To someone who's owned by the Orange RINO. I can see why you don't want to discuss the OP. And would rather turn this into a personal debate over things that have nothing to do with the OP.

 

[Oddball]

The Laffer Curve doesn't address government overspending. It doesn't address the inflation that over spending creates.

I already fucking stipulated that and conceded the point!

Jeezus, quit acting like you want to have serious conversations, when all you really want to do is piss and moan like a little girl.

 

[Meister]

And I read through and watched the video. The Laffer Curve is pretty spot on. But I'm thinking that you missed the sweet spot in that curve. The point where taxes and employment were both maxed out.
We don't have a tax problem. The government has a borrowing & spending problem.
The Laffer Curve also doesn't address the devaluation of the USD by borrowing trillions and the inflation that it creates.

We do have a taxation problem. Also, if the spending was curbed, the borrowing would follow, and so would the devaluation of the dollar.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

To someone who's owned by the Orange RINO. I can see why you don't want to discuss the OP. And would rather turn this into a personal debate over things that have nothing to do with the OP.

You're trying to use TDS to combat individuals with decent answers.

 

[YoursTruly]

67 posts later, not one of the Trump supporters want to discuss Trumps flip flops. So far it's been:
Blaming democrats
Getting personal
Blaming congress for something that Trump himself is wanting (IE huge omnibus like reconciliation bill)

 

[Mac-7]

To someone who's owned by the Orange RINO

I’m not “owned” by trump, but I did vote for him

Were you owned by kamala harris?

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I’m not “owned” by trump, but I did vote for him

Were you owned by kamala harris?

It's a TDS thread. Tiresome

 

[YoursTruly]

You're trying to use TDS to combat individuals with decent answers.

That clown hasn't once addressed the OP. He never does. All he can do is blame democrats or try to turn the conversation into a personal one.

 

[Meister]

It's a TDS thread. Tiresome

yup

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

That's because we keep letting Congress slide, even though they have as much or more influence over the size of government as the president does.

So no one is fixing anything or improving government, no one is effecting the economy or the cost of goods and services. Yeah, our vote sounds really effective.

 

[Rawley]

Trump campaigned on cutting spending and the size of government. That's something that fiscal conservatives like Massie and Chip Roy have been doing since they were elected the first time. It's one of the biggest reasons why Trump was elected both times.
We all know that government spending is out of control. We know the size and scope of government is also out of control.
Just in the last month, Trump has threatened to get us involved in wars that have nothing to do with us. He's promised to created more government. He's gone from publicly supporting smaller, more transparent bills to now wanting a HUGE reconciliation bill with everything in it. "One big beautiful bill," as he calls it. One that's is already partially written and spends way more than the last one. The H1B can't go without being mentioned also. Supporting H1B's over American graduates.

Without focusing on one single issue/promise, can someone explain to me where the fiscally conservative Trump went to? Because he's not even in office yet and is already changing his stance on some important issues. This was supposed to be the new and improved Trump. But it seems like it's the same one that got elected in 2016.

Hold your powder until his first budget and then let's talk. Deal?

 

[Meister]

That clown hasn't once addressed the OP. He never does. All he can do is blame democrats or try to turn the conversation into a personal one.

I do believe he is blaming politicians in general, not just democrats.

 

[YoursTruly]

You're trying to use TDS to combat individuals with decent answers.

Discussing the upcoming president and his lies or support for more spending and bigger government isn't TDS.
TDS is the BS the democrats tried to pull. Like calling Trump a racist. Or claiming he's trying to be the King.
TDS is bullshit lies made up about Trump.
What I'm posting about Trump are things he's actually doing now, vs what he said he was going to do only a week ago.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

That clown hasn't once addressed the OP. He never does. All he can do is blame democrats or try to turn the conversation into a personal one.

I was referring to you

 

[Mac-7]

That clown hasn't once addressed the OP. He never does. All he can do is blame democrats or try to turn the conversation into a personal one.

The way you did with me by claiming that I’m owned by trump?

 

[luiza]

Trump campaigned on cutting spending and the size of government. That's something that fiscal conservatives like Massie and Chip Roy have been doing since they were elected the first time. It's one of the biggest reasons why Trump was elected both times.
We all know that government spending is out of control. We know the size and scope of government is also out of control.
Just in the last month, Trump has threatened to get us involved in wars that have nothing to do with us. He's promised to created more government. He's gone from publicly supporting smaller, more transparent bills to now wanting a HUGE reconciliation bill with everything in it. "One big beautiful bill," as he calls it. One that's is already partially written and spends way more than the last one. The H1B can't go without being mentioned also. Supporting H1B's over American graduates.

Without focusing on one single issue/promise, can someone explain to me where the fiscally conservative Trump went to? Because he's not even in office yet and is already changing his stance on some important issues. This was supposed to be the new and improved Trump. But it seems like it's the same one that got elected in 2016.

I suspect you used to spend part of your school holidays cherry picking .

Now you search desperately for any way to deflect from the fact that when you aligned yourself with Harris , you likely made one of the most obviously stupid judgements of your life .
I doubt there has been such a low grade candidate ever. Someone who became a butt of non stop jokes and was a figure of fun .
And that hurts ., And it shows .

 

[BluesLegend]

We haven't had a POTUS in years who's cut spending or reduced the size of government

Technically creating a new government agency who's job it is to chase around the world and collect money from other countries who owe us, isn't growing government its growing revenues. Enough revenue to cover the cost of the government agency and put a profit in our pockets.