CBS News Poll: 70% of voters think President Trump is keeping his campaign promises

[Delldude]

Turns out they were lying and you don't care one bit about waste fraud and abuse. Only when you can use it against the other side. Understood.

Nobody's doing anything about it............

Your TDS is real.

The list below includes taxpayer dollars channeled through agencies such as the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), U.S. Department of State (DOS), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Inter-American Foundation (IAF), National Institutes of Health (NIH), U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF), and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

Government Waste Tracker:

• $22,600,000,000 (HHS) – Aiding illegal migrants through resettlement programs, home and car purchases, and loans
• $7,500,000,000 (DOT) – Funding a few dozen electric vehicle stations across the nation
• $7,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding green energy projects that reduce greenhouse gases and promoting the adoption of green alternatives nationwide
• $5,000,000,000 (EPA) - Funding green energy projects that reduce gas emissions and supporting green banks
• $2,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding projects to decarbonize American housing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• $382,000,000 (DOL) – Issuing fraudulent unemployment payments to tens of thousands of individuals, including those with birthdates in the future, infants, and people listed as 115 years old
• $312,000,000 (SBA) – Providing business loans for children 11 years old and under
• $59,000,000 (FEMA) – Supplying services and housing for illegal immigrants in New York City
• $46,500,000 (DOS) – Funding projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil
• $43,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting programs to build an inclusive and capable workforce, with a special emphasis on public health and climate change sectors in Egypt
• $35,900,000 (USAID) – Funding positive youth experience in Gaza
• $31,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting the transition to clean energy with energy supplies in Europe and Eurasia
• $26,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting higher education in Egypt
• $24,000,000 (USAID) – Promoting “resilient livelihoods” in Gaza
• $17,500,000 (USAID) - Supporting male circumcision and condom programs
• $17,300,000 (USAID) – Providing the Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship Program to students in Burma
• $13,200,000 (USAID) – Supporting biodiversity programs in Liberia
• $12,200,000 (DOL) – Promoting worker empowerment in South America
• $11,000,000 (USAID) – Producing the Middle Eastern version of Sesame Street in Iraq
• $10,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting male circumcision programs in Mozambique
• $9,000,000 (USAID) – Stolen humanitarian aid by Al-Qaida-affiliated terrorists
• $8,300,000 (USAID) – Building worker power for equity and justice
• $8,300,000 (USAID) – Funding USAID education on equity and inclusion
• $8,000,000 (EPA) – Funding an organization to address environmental and energy justice issues
• $6,200,000 (NIH) – Studying the effects of asthma on transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding the University of Montana to “strengthen American democracy by bridging divides”
• $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to decarbonize emissions from Navy ships
• $5,900,000 (NIH) – Funding for a TransHealthGUIDE for gender-diverse young adults
• $5,700,000 (DOS) – Supporting programs for LGBTQ+ individuals in Latin America and the Caribbean
• $5,200,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to diversify the Navy
• $5,100,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of cross-sex hormone therapy on transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $4,900,000 (USAID) – Funding youth programs with a focus on reproductive health and the intersection of youth and gender equity
• $4,700,000 (DOL) – Promoting international labor standards in Ecuador
• $4,000,000 (EPA) – Building a one-room museum inside the EPA
• $3,500,000 (DOD) – Supporting DEI groups through the Defense Human Resources Activity
• $3,300,000 (DOD) – Unionized health workers in the Department of Defense’s Defense Health Agency spent $3,300,000 and 87,000 hours doing union-related work instead of their federal jobs
• $2,900,000 (NIH) – Studying HIV prevention for transgender women and their male partners
• $2,500,000 (NIH) – Studying the impact of structural racism on the health of older gay men
• $2,500,000 (USAID) – Supporting green energy businesses in Vietnam
• $2,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting gender-affirming healthcare and LGBTQ+ advocacy in Guatemala
• $1,900,000 (DOD) – Providing holistic diversity, equity, and inclusion transformation and training for the Air Force
• $1,600,000 (NIH) – Testing the reproductive health of transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $1,600,000 (DOD) – Funding a University of Florida study on the "social and institutional detriments of vulnerability and resilience to climate hazards in [the] African Sahel."
• $1,500,000 (USAID) – Promoting DEI business policies and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurship in Serbia
• $1,200,000 (USAID) – Funding choice, equity, and sustainability programs
• $910,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on the immune system in the U.S.
• $900,000 (IAF) – Supporting alpaca farming in Peru
• $755,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on bone development in the U.S.
• $731,000 (IAF) – Improving the commercial viability of mushroom and pea farming in Guatemala
• $677,000 (IAF) – Promoting fruit and jam sales in Honduras
• $600,000 (USDA) – Supporting a study on the menstrual cycles in transgender men
• $599,000 (NIH) – Testing the risk of breast cancer for transgender men in the U.S.
• $483,000 (IAF) – Supporting the production of artisanal salt in Ecuador
• $400,000 (DOS) – Supporting LGBTQ+ sensitivity trainings for police forces in Nigeria
• $374,000 (USDA) – Hiring a DEI onboarding specialist at the USDA
• $325,000 (HHS) – Adapting LGB+ teen pregnancy prevention program for transgender boys
• $323,000 (IAF) – Promoting cultural support for Venezuelan migrants in Brazil
• $300,000 (DOS) – Promoting acceptance for LGBTQ+ people in Botswana
• $298,000 (USDA) – Promoting international development for underrepresented communities
• $246,000 (USADF) _ Funding mango drying facilities in the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
• $239,000 (USADF) – Promoting pineapple juice in Benin
• $229,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Brazilian forest and gender consultant at the USDA
• $229,000 (USADF) – Funding the promotion of 100% organic shea butter in Burkina Faso
• $209,000 (DOS) – Funding an international study trip on LGBTQ+ advocacy
• $185,000 (DOS) – Promoting the empowerment of lesbian and bisexual women in Belize
• $99,500 (USADF) – Supporting increased production of yogurt in Uganda
• $84,000 (USADF) – Supporting a business incubator for spa and wellness entrepreneurs in Nigeria
• $70,000 (DOS) – Producing a DEI music event in Ireland
• $68,000 (DOS) – Funding dance class workshops in China
• $32,000 (DOS) – Creating an LGBTQ+ comic book in Peru
• $29,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Central American gender assessment consultant at the USDA
• $25,000 (DOS) – Funding a transgender opera in Colombia

Uncovered: Wasteful Government Spending

Learn about the wasteful government spending that has been identified.

craiggoldman.house.gov

 

[sealybobo]

Been a standard procedure for decades, longer than you've been on the planet.



As plain as day here Boo.

Fetterman says Democrats governed by Trump Derangement Syndrome ​

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.), who has been known to buck his party in recent years, said in a Wednesday podcast episode that the Democrats are governed by Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS).
________________
“Who do you think leads the Democratic Party today?”
________________
“Oh, we don’t, we don’t have one. I think, I think the TDS that — I think that’s the leader right now.

https://www.wtaj.com/news/national-news/fetterman-says-democrats-governed-by-trump-derangement-syndrome/

Fetterman is getting rich going along with Trump. He has sold out clearly.

Fetterman voted with Republicans throughout the shutdown fight, crossed party lines to confirm some of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet nominees and broke with some Democrats in his staunch support of Israel’s strikes on Gaza.

Boyle criticized Fetterman’s visit to Mar-a-Lago in January and called the senator “Trump’s favorite Democrat” in October.

sure isn’t acting like a future candidate

Fetterman’s third-quarter FEC filings show his lowest fundraising total since he first announced his candidacy in 2021. His campaign raised less than $330,000 from July to the end of September. By comparison, Senator Dave McCormick, Fetterman’s Republican counterpart, raised more than $890,000 during that period. He is not up for reelection until 2030.

 

[sealybobo]

Nobody's doing anything about it............

Your TDS is real.

The list below includes taxpayer dollars channeled through agencies such as the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), U.S. Department of State (DOS), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Inter-American Foundation (IAF), National Institutes of Health (NIH), U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF), and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

Government Waste Tracker:

• $22,600,000,000 (HHS) – Aiding illegal migrants through resettlement programs, home and car purchases, and loans
• $7,500,000,000 (DOT) – Funding a few dozen electric vehicle stations across the nation
• $7,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding green energy projects that reduce greenhouse gases and promoting the adoption of green alternatives nationwide
• $5,000,000,000 (EPA) - Funding green energy projects that reduce gas emissions and supporting green banks
• $2,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding projects to decarbonize American housing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• $382,000,000 (DOL) – Issuing fraudulent unemployment payments to tens of thousands of individuals, including those with birthdates in the future, infants, and people listed as 115 years old
• $312,000,000 (SBA) – Providing business loans for children 11 years old and under
• $59,000,000 (FEMA) – Supplying services and housing for illegal immigrants in New York City
• $46,500,000 (DOS) – Funding projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil
• $43,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting programs to build an inclusive and capable workforce, with a special emphasis on public health and climate change sectors in Egypt
• $35,900,000 (USAID) – Funding positive youth experience in Gaza
• $31,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting the transition to clean energy with energy supplies in Europe and Eurasia
• $26,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting higher education in Egypt
• $24,000,000 (USAID) – Promoting “resilient livelihoods” in Gaza
• $17,500,000 (USAID) - Supporting male circumcision and condom programs
• $17,300,000 (USAID) – Providing the Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship Program to students in Burma
• $13,200,000 (USAID) – Supporting biodiversity programs in Liberia
• $12,200,000 (DOL) – Promoting worker empowerment in South America
• $11,000,000 (USAID) – Producing the Middle Eastern version of Sesame Street in Iraq
• $10,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting male circumcision programs in Mozambique
• $9,000,000 (USAID) – Stolen humanitarian aid by Al-Qaida-affiliated terrorists
• $8,300,000 (USAID) – Building worker power for equity and justice
• $8,300,000 (USAID) – Funding USAID education on equity and inclusion
• $8,000,000 (EPA) – Funding an organization to address environmental and energy justice issues
• $6,200,000 (NIH) – Studying the effects of asthma on transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding the University of Montana to “strengthen American democracy by bridging divides”
• $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to decarbonize emissions from Navy ships
• $5,900,000 (NIH) – Funding for a TransHealthGUIDE for gender-diverse young adults
• $5,700,000 (DOS) – Supporting programs for LGBTQ+ individuals in Latin America and the Caribbean
• $5,200,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to diversify the Navy
• $5,100,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of cross-sex hormone therapy on transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $4,900,000 (USAID) – Funding youth programs with a focus on reproductive health and the intersection of youth and gender equity
• $4,700,000 (DOL) – Promoting international labor standards in Ecuador
• $4,000,000 (EPA) – Building a one-room museum inside the EPA
• $3,500,000 (DOD) – Supporting DEI groups through the Defense Human Resources Activity
• $3,300,000 (DOD) – Unionized health workers in the Department of Defense’s Defense Health Agency spent $3,300,000 and 87,000 hours doing union-related work instead of their federal jobs
• $2,900,000 (NIH) – Studying HIV prevention for transgender women and their male partners
• $2,500,000 (NIH) – Studying the impact of structural racism on the health of older gay men
• $2,500,000 (USAID) – Supporting green energy businesses in Vietnam
• $2,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting gender-affirming healthcare and LGBTQ+ advocacy in Guatemala
• $1,900,000 (DOD) – Providing holistic diversity, equity, and inclusion transformation and training for the Air Force
• $1,600,000 (NIH) – Testing the reproductive health of transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $1,600,000 (DOD) – Funding a University of Florida study on the "social and institutional detriments of vulnerability and resilience to climate hazards in [the] African Sahel."
• $1,500,000 (USAID) – Promoting DEI business policies and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurship in Serbia
• $1,200,000 (USAID) – Funding choice, equity, and sustainability programs
• $910,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on the immune system in the U.S.
• $900,000 (IAF) – Supporting alpaca farming in Peru
• $755,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on bone development in the U.S.
• $731,000 (IAF) – Improving the commercial viability of mushroom and pea farming in Guatemala
• $677,000 (IAF) – Promoting fruit and jam sales in Honduras
• $600,000 (USDA) – Supporting a study on the menstrual cycles in transgender men
• $599,000 (NIH) – Testing the risk of breast cancer for transgender men in the U.S.
• $483,000 (IAF) – Supporting the production of artisanal salt in Ecuador
• $400,000 (DOS) – Supporting LGBTQ+ sensitivity trainings for police forces in Nigeria
• $374,000 (USDA) – Hiring a DEI onboarding specialist at the USDA
• $325,000 (HHS) – Adapting LGB+ teen pregnancy prevention program for transgender boys
• $323,000 (IAF) – Promoting cultural support for Venezuelan migrants in Brazil
• $300,000 (DOS) – Promoting acceptance for LGBTQ+ people in Botswana
• $298,000 (USDA) – Promoting international development for underrepresented communities
• $246,000 (USADF) _ Funding mango drying facilities in the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
• $239,000 (USADF) – Promoting pineapple juice in Benin
• $229,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Brazilian forest and gender consultant at the USDA
• $229,000 (USADF) – Funding the promotion of 100% organic shea butter in Burkina Faso
• $209,000 (DOS) – Funding an international study trip on LGBTQ+ advocacy
• $185,000 (DOS) – Promoting the empowerment of lesbian and bisexual women in Belize
• $99,500 (USADF) – Supporting increased production of yogurt in Uganda
• $84,000 (USADF) – Supporting a business incubator for spa and wellness entrepreneurs in Nigeria
• $70,000 (DOS) – Producing a DEI music event in Ireland
• $68,000 (DOS) – Funding dance class workshops in China
• $32,000 (DOS) – Creating an LGBTQ+ comic book in Peru
• $29,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Central American gender assessment consultant at the USDA
• $25,000 (DOS) – Funding a transgender opera in Colombia

Uncovered: Wasteful Government Spending

Learn about the wasteful government spending that has been identified.

craiggoldman.house.gov

And where is that money going? All the savings?

 

[sealybobo]

Nobody's doing anything about it............

Your TDS is real.

The list below includes taxpayer dollars channeled through agencies such as the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), U.S. Department of State (DOS), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Inter-American Foundation (IAF), National Institutes of Health (NIH), U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF), and U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

Government Waste Tracker:

• $22,600,000,000 (HHS) – Aiding illegal migrants through resettlement programs, home and car purchases, and loans
• $7,500,000,000 (DOT) – Funding a few dozen electric vehicle stations across the nation
• $7,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding green energy projects that reduce greenhouse gases and promoting the adoption of green alternatives nationwide
• $5,000,000,000 (EPA) - Funding green energy projects that reduce gas emissions and supporting green banks
• $2,000,000,000 (EPA) – Funding projects to decarbonize American housing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• $382,000,000 (DOL) – Issuing fraudulent unemployment payments to tens of thousands of individuals, including those with birthdates in the future, infants, and people listed as 115 years old
• $312,000,000 (SBA) – Providing business loans for children 11 years old and under
• $59,000,000 (FEMA) – Supplying services and housing for illegal immigrants in New York City
• $46,500,000 (DOS) – Funding projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil
• $43,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting programs to build an inclusive and capable workforce, with a special emphasis on public health and climate change sectors in Egypt
• $35,900,000 (USAID) – Funding positive youth experience in Gaza
• $31,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting the transition to clean energy with energy supplies in Europe and Eurasia
• $26,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting higher education in Egypt
• $24,000,000 (USAID) – Promoting “resilient livelihoods” in Gaza
• $17,500,000 (USAID) - Supporting male circumcision and condom programs
• $17,300,000 (USAID) – Providing the Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship Program to students in Burma
• $13,200,000 (USAID) – Supporting biodiversity programs in Liberia
• $12,200,000 (DOL) – Promoting worker empowerment in South America
• $11,000,000 (USAID) – Producing the Middle Eastern version of Sesame Street in Iraq
• $10,300,000 (USAID) – Supporting male circumcision programs in Mozambique
• $9,000,000 (USAID) – Stolen humanitarian aid by Al-Qaida-affiliated terrorists
• $8,300,000 (USAID) – Building worker power for equity and justice
• $8,300,000 (USAID) – Funding USAID education on equity and inclusion
• $8,000,000 (EPA) – Funding an organization to address environmental and energy justice issues
• $6,200,000 (NIH) – Studying the effects of asthma on transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding the University of Montana to “strengthen American democracy by bridging divides”
• $6,000,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to decarbonize emissions from Navy ships
• $5,900,000 (NIH) – Funding for a TransHealthGUIDE for gender-diverse young adults
• $5,700,000 (DOS) – Supporting programs for LGBTQ+ individuals in Latin America and the Caribbean
• $5,200,000 (DOD) – Funding a grant to diversify the Navy
• $5,100,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of cross-sex hormone therapy on transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $4,900,000 (USAID) – Funding youth programs with a focus on reproductive health and the intersection of youth and gender equity
• $4,700,000 (DOL) – Promoting international labor standards in Ecuador
• $4,000,000 (EPA) – Building a one-room museum inside the EPA
• $3,500,000 (DOD) – Supporting DEI groups through the Defense Human Resources Activity
• $3,300,000 (DOD) – Unionized health workers in the Department of Defense’s Defense Health Agency spent $3,300,000 and 87,000 hours doing union-related work instead of their federal jobs
• $2,900,000 (NIH) – Studying HIV prevention for transgender women and their male partners
• $2,500,000 (NIH) – Studying the impact of structural racism on the health of older gay men
• $2,500,000 (USAID) – Supporting green energy businesses in Vietnam
• $2,000,000 (USAID) – Supporting gender-affirming healthcare and LGBTQ+ advocacy in Guatemala
• $1,900,000 (DOD) – Providing holistic diversity, equity, and inclusion transformation and training for the Air Force
• $1,600,000 (NIH) – Testing the reproductive health of transgender individuals in the U.S.
• $1,600,000 (DOD) – Funding a University of Florida study on the "social and institutional detriments of vulnerability and resilience to climate hazards in [the] African Sahel."
• $1,500,000 (USAID) – Promoting DEI business policies and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurship in Serbia
• $1,200,000 (USAID) – Funding choice, equity, and sustainability programs
• $910,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on the immune system in the U.S.
• $900,000 (IAF) – Supporting alpaca farming in Peru
• $755,000 (NIH) – Testing the effects of “gender-affirming” hormone therapy on bone development in the U.S.
• $731,000 (IAF) – Improving the commercial viability of mushroom and pea farming in Guatemala
• $677,000 (IAF) – Promoting fruit and jam sales in Honduras
• $600,000 (USDA) – Supporting a study on the menstrual cycles in transgender men
• $599,000 (NIH) – Testing the risk of breast cancer for transgender men in the U.S.
• $483,000 (IAF) – Supporting the production of artisanal salt in Ecuador
• $400,000 (DOS) – Supporting LGBTQ+ sensitivity trainings for police forces in Nigeria
• $374,000 (USDA) – Hiring a DEI onboarding specialist at the USDA
• $325,000 (HHS) – Adapting LGB+ teen pregnancy prevention program for transgender boys
• $323,000 (IAF) – Promoting cultural support for Venezuelan migrants in Brazil
• $300,000 (DOS) – Promoting acceptance for LGBTQ+ people in Botswana
• $298,000 (USDA) – Promoting international development for underrepresented communities
• $246,000 (USADF) _ Funding mango drying facilities in the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
• $239,000 (USADF) – Promoting pineapple juice in Benin
• $229,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Brazilian forest and gender consultant at the USDA
• $229,000 (USADF) – Funding the promotion of 100% organic shea butter in Burkina Faso
• $209,000 (DOS) – Funding an international study trip on LGBTQ+ advocacy
• $185,000 (DOS) – Promoting the empowerment of lesbian and bisexual women in Belize
• $99,500 (USADF) – Supporting increased production of yogurt in Uganda
• $84,000 (USADF) – Supporting a business incubator for spa and wellness entrepreneurs in Nigeria
• $70,000 (DOS) – Producing a DEI music event in Ireland
• $68,000 (DOS) – Funding dance class workshops in China
• $32,000 (DOS) – Creating an LGBTQ+ comic book in Peru
• $29,000 (USDA) – Hiring a Central American gender assessment consultant at the USDA
• $25,000 (DOS) – Funding a transgender opera in Colombia

Uncovered: Wasteful Government Spending

Learn about the wasteful government spending that has been identified.

craiggoldman.house.gov

Sucker

In September 2025, the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) spent approximately $98,000 on a Steinway & Sons grand piano as part of a $93 billion end-of-year spending spree. The luxury piano was acquired for an Air Force residence, along with other high-end items like $225 million in furniture and expensive food, sparking scrutiny over "use it or lose it" budgeting.

 

[Delldude]

And where is that money going? All the savings?

Not to the deficit anymore.

God you're dumb. But nice try.

 

[kyzr]

Fetterman is getting rich going along with Trump. He has sold out clearly.
Fetterman voted with Republicans throughout the shutdown fight, crossed party lines to confirm some of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet nominees and broke with some Democrats in his staunch support of Israel’s strikes on Gaza.
Boyle criticized Fetterman’s visit to Mar-a-Lago in January and called the senator “Trump’s favorite Democrat” in October.
sure isn’t acting like a future candidate
Fetterman’s third-quarter FEC filings show his lowest fundraising total since he first announced his candidacy in 2021. His campaign raised less than $330,000 from July to the end of September. By comparison, Senator Dave McCormick, Fetterman’s Republican counterpart, raised more than $890,000 during that period. He is not up for reelection until 2030.

If you don't want Fetterman we'll take him.

 

[Delldude]

If you don't want Fetterman we'll take him.

I'd vote for him. He's what a politician should be.

 

[sealybobo]

Not to the deficit anymore.

BS. Trump's adding more to the deficit than Biden ever would. And that's including the fact Biden was getting us through a pandemic with people not being able to work. And Biden built infrastructure. Trump closed so many business' in red states. Suckers. Yall.

 

[Delldude]

And that's including the fact Biden was getting us through a pandemic with people not being able to work.

Good thing his 2 trillion dollar stimulus didn't add anything to the deficit.

Trump closed so many business' in red states. Suckers. Yall.

Happened all over the globe, son.

And Biden built infrastructure.

Like EV charging stations.....

 

[sealybobo]

Good thing his 2 trillion dollar stimulus didn't add anything to the deficit.

Happened all over the globe, son.

Like EV charging stations.....

Of course it did but it was money well spent. YOU think a bomb that cost $1 million dollars dropped on Iranian school kids is money well spent. Do you work for the bomb maker?

Funny now you understand something is happening all over the globe. You mean like Inflation? You blamed Biden for inflation even though it was happening all over the globe.

No Trump pulled money away from alternative energy companies. You are a notsee why do I bother. LOL

 

[kyzr]

BS. Trump's adding more to the deficit than Biden ever would. And that's including the fact Biden was getting us through a pandemic with people not being able to work. And Biden built infrastructure. Trump closed so many business' in red states. Suckers. Yall.

LIAR
The BBB adds $280b a year per CBO while Biden's 2025 (no pandemic) budget added about $2T.
Biden didn't build infrastructure, democrats never get permits to build anything.

 

[Delldude]

Do you work for the bomb maker?

You don't have the military industrial complex in your portfolio? Everybody in Congress does.

No Trump pulled money away from alternative energy companies. You are a notsee why do I bother. LOL

Proven scams. How'd Obama's Solyndra work out?

You blamed Biden for inflation even though it was happening all over the globe.

From his reckless handling of Putin in the Ukraine.

 

[JGalt]

Of course it did but it was money well spent. YOU think a bomb that cost $1 million dollars dropped on Iranian school kids is money well spent. Do you work for the bomb maker?

Funny now you understand something is happening all over the globe. You mean like Inflation? You blamed Biden for inflation even though it was happening all over the globe.

No Trump pulled money away from alternative energy companies. You are a notsee why do I bother. LOL

$1 million is well worth it. That's 180 little bastards who won't grow up to be terrorists.

 

[sealybobo]

LIAR
The BBB adds $280b a year per CBO while Biden's 2025 (no pandemic) budget added about $2T.
Biden didn't build infrastructure, democrats never get permits to build anything.

Like I've always said, both parties spend money. But what do they spend it on? Democrats spend it on the poor and middle class, Trump spends it on war and projects that benefit the rich or "deep state". Funny you don't mind your deep state. Soros is your boogie man while Trump f's you in the A.

Based on reports analyzing the first 100 days of his second term, Donald Trump’s administration has spent more money than the Biden administration did during the same period in 2024, despite promises of spending cuts.

You'll see in the end, Trump will spend way more than Biden did.

• Higher Immediate Spending: Federal spending in the first 100 days of Trump's return to office was approximately $220 billion higher than in the same period a year earlier under President Biden.

Then
A newly released analysis of Department of Defense spending shows a staggering $93.4 billion splurge in September 2025, as officials scrambled to exhaust their budget before the fiscal year deadline.

• $98,329 Steinway & Sons grand piano for an Air Force residence

Hypocrite.

 

[BluesLegend]

This is CBS News, mind you. Not FOX, not Newsmax, not the Gateway Pundit. CBS News.

Promises made, promises kept.

CBS News poll: 70% of voters say Trump keeping campaign promises, 53% approval rating​

"The results of a new CBS News poll released on Saturday show that 70% of voters think President Trump is keeping his campaign promises and the president has a 53% approval rating.

According to the results, 59% of voters approve of his deportation opreation and 64% support his decision to send U.S. troops to the U.S. Mexico border.

The majority of voters surveyed described Trump as "tough," "energetic," "focused" and "effective."

CBS News poll: 70% of voters say Trump keeping campaign promises, 53% approval rating

An NBC poll found 100% of MAGA votes approve of what Trump is doing in Iran. Contrary to the fake news propaganda. Yes, NBC the guy reporting it was like WHAAAAAAAT

 

[XponentialChaos]

$1 million is well worth it. That's 180 little bastards who won't grow up to be terrorists.

Dropping a bomb on Iranian children is only going to radicalize more of them.

 

[kyzr]

Like I've always said, both parties spend money. But what do they spend it on? Democrats spend it on the poor and middle class, Trump spends it on war and projects that benefit the rich or "deep state". Funny you don't mind your deep state. Soros is your boogie man while Trump f's you in the A.

Democrats spend more on fraud, neither party fixes SS & Medicare.

Based on reports analyzing the first 100 days of his second term, Donald Trump’s administration has spent more money than the Biden administration did during the same period in 2024, despite promises of spending cuts. You'll see in the end, Trump will spend way more than Biden did.

The first 100 days means nothing. Its total spending over the full 4-years that matters.

Then A newly released analysis of Department of Defense spending shows a staggering $93.4 billion splurge in September 2025, as officials scrambled to exhaust their budget before the fiscal year deadline.

• $98,329 Steinway & Sons grand piano for an Air Force residence

Hypocrite.

Federal departments always rush to spend any money left so they don't get their budget cut.
We need a new law that rewards (or doesn't punish) departments for saving money.

 

[Delldude]

Based on reports analyzing the first 100 days of his second term, Donald Trump’s administration has spent more money than the Biden administration did during the same period in 2024, despite promises of spending cuts.

You forgot to cut and paste the next paragraph:

Driver of Costs: Major mandatory spending programs, such as Social Security and Medicare, continued to see growth due to an aging population, which contributed to the higher outlays.

$98,329 Steinway & Sons grand piano for an Air Force residence

You overlooked the lobster and steak.

Democrats spend it on the poor and middle class, Trump spends it on war and projects that benefit the rich or "deep state".

Democrats spend it on NGOs and other handout crowds who kick much of the tax dollars back as campaign donations.

 

[sealybobo]

You forgot to cut and paste the next paragraph:

Driver of Costs: Major mandatory spending programs, such as Social Security and Medicare, continued to see growth due to an aging population, which contributed to the higher outlays.


You overlooked the lobster and steak.


Democrats spend it on NGOs and other handout crowds who kick much of the tax dollars back as campaign donations.

Oh you want to use that to argue for Trump but didn't let us use that fact with Biden. Nice.

During covid we wiped out hunger in America. We gave a little bit more in food funds and it completely solved the problem. And we can easily afford it. If we can afford Iran, we can afford it. If we can give Billionaire tax breaks, we can afford it.

 

[Delldude]

Oh you want to use that to argue for Trump but didn't let us use that fact with Biden. Nice.

No, I pointed out how you purposely omitted facts to attempt to bolster your TDS driven rant.

You got caught flubbing the data.

That's what democrats do.

We gave a little bit more in food funds and it completely solved the problem.

No it didn't. People were going to several different pantries and selling the food at a discount.

LOL you mean this program:

Biden administration winds down Trump’s pandemic food box program

Biden administration winds down Trump's pandemic food box program - Center For Health Law and Policy Innovation

Originally written by Katie Lobosco and published on CNN on May 12, 2021. As the country slowly climbs out of the pandemic, the Biden administration is ending a program that […]

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