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Dear leader, you promised to eliminate the Federal debt in 8 years whereas the truth is you appear to be headed for doubling the debt in 8 years if you get lucky. The sky is the limit if your rolls of the dice are as lucky as they were in your Atlantic City casinos.
Dear leader the displays of cringing, wretched, fealty by your cringing servants in praise of your unrivaled leadership at each press conference are touching in respect to the depth of wretchedness your cringing servants are prepared to descend to. You should behead all of these simpering sycophants and get real counselors.
Dear leader, you have squandered Uncle Sam's reserves of money and trust and are hurtling into the unknown of runaway debt.
Dear leader, please consider how you will escape from the black hole of perpetually accelerating debt which is sucking you in.
Coronavirus Is Going To Be Expensive. Too Bad the Government Is Already in Massive Debt.
Dear leader the displays of cringing, wretched, fealty by your cringing servants in praise of your unrivaled leadership at each press conference are touching in respect to the depth of wretchedness your cringing servants are prepared to descend to. You should behead all of these simpering sycophants and get real counselors.
Dear leader, you have squandered Uncle Sam's reserves of money and trust and are hurtling into the unknown of runaway debt.
Dear leader, please consider how you will escape from the black hole of perpetually accelerating debt which is sucking you in.
Coronavirus Is Going To Be Expensive. Too Bad the Government Is Already in Massive Debt.
Coronavirus Is Going To Be Expensive. Too Bad the Government Is Already in Massive Debt.
Having failed to be fiscally responsible when it would have been relatively easier, our elected officials will now likely hike spending even further.
ERIC BOEHM | 3.13.2020 5:40 PM
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(Ron Sachs/CNP/Sipa USA/Newscom)
While delivering an address Friday afternoon to declare a national emergency and outline plans for billions of dollars in emergency spending to combat the COVID-19 virus, President Donald Trump paused for a rare moment of reflection.
In addition to responding to the current coronavirus crisis, Trump said, the federal government would have to make changes to be better prepared for a similar event in the future. You hope that doesn't happen, he said, "but it will, I guess. Somewhere out there. [We've] had some bad ones over the years."
It's a shame he's three years too late in realizing that.
During Trump's first three years in office, he's signed off on spending plans that added at least $4.7 trillion to the national debt. The debt totals more than $23 trillion, a record high. When measured against the size of the economy, it is approaching the all-time record set during World War II. Annual budget deficits are expected to exceed $1 trillion for the rest of the decade, at least. The Government Accountability Office has called the nation's fiscal trajectory "unsustainable."