Donald Trump the Self Professed King of Debt

[paulitician]

Democrats love Debt.

The naivete of you rubes who parrot these lies of omission always amuses me. I pity you suckers.

Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery created the most Debt in U.S. History. So stop pretending you care about Debt. No one with any common sense is buying it.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Democrats don't oppose massive Debt. Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery have proven that. So you can stop lying now. You're only lying to yourself.

 

[g5000]

Democrats love Debt.

The naivete of you rubes who parrot these lies of omission always amuses me. I pity you suckers.

Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery created the most Debt in U.S. History. So stop pretending you care about Debt. No one with any common sense is buying it.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Democrats don't oppose massive Debt. Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery have proven that. So you can stop lying now. You're only lying to yourself.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the massive debt.

.

 

[paulitician]

Democrats love Debt.

The naivete of you rubes who parrot these lies of omission always amuses me. I pity you suckers.

Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery created the most Debt in U.S. History. So stop pretending you care about Debt. No one with any common sense is buying it.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Democrats don't oppose massive Debt. Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery have proven that. So you can stop lying now. You're only lying to yourself.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the massive debt.

.

What's your point? You don't oppose massive Debt. You worship those who've created the most Debt in U.S. history. Seriously, you can stop being so disingenuous now.

 

[g5000]

You see?

It confuses the poor little bird brains when you point out they are parroting a lie of omission, and causes them to get stuck in their little echoing half-truth.

 

[paulitician]

You see?

It confuses the poor little bird brains when you point out they are parroting a lie of omission, and causes them to get stuck in their little echoing half-truth.

Projection.

 

[g5000]

The naivete of you rubes who parrot these lies of omission always amuses me. I pity you suckers.

Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery created the most Debt in U.S. History. So stop pretending you care about Debt. No one with any common sense is buying it.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Democrats don't oppose massive Debt. Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery have proven that. So you can stop lying now. You're only lying to yourself.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the massive debt.

.

What's your point? You don't oppose massive Debt. You worship those who've created the most Debt in U.S. history. Seriously, you can stop being so disingenuous now.

Oh, so you decided, "Gosh, he's proving his point, so I better throw out a straw man lie that he loves the Democrats. One good lie deserves another!"

Interesting ploy.

It isn't working.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

 

[g5000]

Democrats: Spend more than you take in.

Republicans: Spend more than you take in.

Now you know the WHOLE truth, as far as debt and the two major political parties.

 

[paulitician]

Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery created the most Debt in U.S. History. So stop pretending you care about Debt. No one with any common sense is buying it.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Democrats don't oppose massive Debt. Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery have proven that. So you can stop lying now. You're only lying to yourself.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the massive debt.

.

What's your point? You don't oppose massive Debt. You worship those who've created the most Debt in U.S. history. Seriously, you can stop being so disingenuous now.

Oh, so you decided, "Gosh, he's proving his point, so I better throw out a straw man lie that he loves the Democrats. One good lie deserves another!"

Interesting ploy.

It isn't working.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Stop being disingenuous and hypocritical. You don't oppose massive Debt. You've fully supported those who've created the most Debt in history. You're not foolin anyone.

 

[Zander]

Would one of you TDS suffering fools please explain Quantitative Easing (QE) to me?

QE is an effort of diminishing returns which attempts to monetize the debt to keep interest rates low as a means to bail out zombie banks and punish savers.

What is "monetizing the debt"? What does that mean?

The central bank may purchase government bonds by conducting an open market purchase, i.e. by increasing the monetary base through the money creation process. If government bonds that have come due are held by the central bank, the central bank will return any funds paid to it back to the treasury. Thus, the treasury may 'borrow' money without needing to repay it. This process of financing government spending is called 'monetizing the debt'.[1]

Central banks are usually forbidden by law from purchasing debt directly from the government. For example, the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (article 123) expressly forbids EU central banks' direct purchase of debt of EU public bodies such as national governments. Their debt purchases have to be from the secondary markets. Monetizing debt is thus a two-step process where the government issues debt to finance its spending and the central bank purchases the debt, holding it until it comes due, and leaving the system with an increased supply of money.​

Clearly we are already "just printing money" and have been doing so or a very long time.

But now that Trump says it, it suddenly a "bad thing".

This is TDS- Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Search on my name. You will find I have been criticizing QE from the get-go. Not just because Trump says it.

In fact, I even started a topic about the Fed's Bond Bubble Doomsday Machine three years ago.

Nice try.

I don't care what your position on QE is.

You and the rest of the TDS crowd criticized Trump for stating obvious facts.

It's hilarious to watch.

 

[g5000]

Would one of you TDS suffering fools please explain Quantitative Easing (QE) to me?

QE is an effort of diminishing returns which attempts to monetize the debt to keep interest rates low as a means to bail out zombie banks and punish savers.

What is "monetizing the debt"? What does that mean?

The central bank may purchase government bonds by conducting an open market purchase, i.e. by increasing the monetary base through the money creation process. If government bonds that have come due are held by the central bank, the central bank will return any funds paid to it back to the treasury. Thus, the treasury may 'borrow' money without needing to repay it. This process of financing government spending is called 'monetizing the debt'.[1]

Central banks are usually forbidden by law from purchasing debt directly from the government. For example, the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (article 123) expressly forbids EU central banks' direct purchase of debt of EU public bodies such as national governments. Their debt purchases have to be from the secondary markets. Monetizing debt is thus a two-step process where the government issues debt to finance its spending and the central bank purchases the debt, holding it until it comes due, and leaving the system with an increased supply of money.​

Clearly we are already "just printing money" and have been doing so or a very long time.

But now that Trump says it, it suddenly a "bad thing".

This is TDS- Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Search on my name. You will find I have been criticizing QE from the get-go. Not just because Trump says it.

In fact, I even started a topic about the Fed's Bond Bubble Doomsday Machine three years ago.

Nice try.

I don't care what your position on QE is.

You and the rest of the TDS crowd criticized Trump for stating obvious facts.

It's hilarious to watch.

Obvious facts? BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA!

Trump said we can't default because we can always print the money!

That's an "obvious fact" to you?

Printing money IS defaulting, you retard! What do you think would happen to our economy and our status as the world's reserve currency if we printed $19 trillion?

Trump's an idiot.

 

[g5000]

Trump obviously does not know how to handle debt. He's had to declare bankruptcy four times.

 

[Siete]

Would one of you TDS suffering fools please explain Quantitative Easing (QE) to me?

QE is an effort of diminishing returns which attempts to monetize the debt to keep interest rates low as a means to bail out zombie banks and punish savers.

What is "monetizing the debt"? What does that mean?

The central bank may purchase government bonds by conducting an open market purchase, i.e. by increasing the monetary base through the money creation process. If government bonds that have come due are held by the central bank, the central bank will return any funds paid to it back to the treasury. Thus, the treasury may 'borrow' money without needing to repay it. This process of financing government spending is called 'monetizing the debt'.[1]

Central banks are usually forbidden by law from purchasing debt directly from the government. For example, the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (article 123) expressly forbids EU central banks' direct purchase of debt of EU public bodies such as national governments. Their debt purchases have to be from the secondary markets. Monetizing debt is thus a two-step process where the government issues debt to finance its spending and the central bank purchases the debt, holding it until it comes due, and leaving the system with an increased supply of money.​

Clearly we are already "just printing money" and have been doing so or a very long time.

But now that Trump says it, it suddenly a "bad thing".

This is TDS- Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Search on my name. You will find I have been criticizing QE from the get-go. Not just because Trump says it.

In fact, I even started a topic about the Fed's Bond Bubble Doomsday Machine three years ago.

Nice try.

I don't care what your position on QE is.

You and the rest of the TDS crowd criticized Trump for stating obvious facts.

It's hilarious to watch.

Obvious facts? BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA!

Trump said we can't default because we can always print the money!

That's an "obvious fact" to you?

Printing money IS defaulting, you retard! What do you think would happen to our economy and our status as the world's reserve currency if we printed $19 trillion?

Trump's an idiot.

the Trump clowns would line up to suck his dick.

 

[g5000]

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Democrats don't oppose massive Debt. Your boy Hussein and your girl Hitlery have proven that. So you can stop lying now. You're only lying to yourself.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the massive debt.

.

What's your point? You don't oppose massive Debt. You worship those who've created the most Debt in U.S. history. Seriously, you can stop being so disingenuous now.

Oh, so you decided, "Gosh, he's proving his point, so I better throw out a straw man lie that he loves the Democrats. One good lie deserves another!"

Interesting ploy.

It isn't working.

Name the last Republican President or Congress who didn't add to the debt.

.

Stop being disingenuous and hypocritical. You don't oppose massive Debt. You've fully supported those who've created the most Debt in history. You're not foolin anyone.

Now you are flat out lying.

The only person I have supported is John Kasich, who just so happens to be the ONLY candidate who not only balanced the budget, he created a surplus. On both the federal and state level.

Stop destroying yourself with these lies. You look pathetic and desperate.

 

[whitehall]

What do democrats have to offer? A freaking Marxist socialist and a the wife of the guy who presided over Enron and pardoned the most notorious corporate thief in modern history while he was on the FBI's 10 most wanted list for a couple of bucks donated to his phony library?

 

[Toro]

Paul Ryan became a Republican icon in 2011 with an ambitious budget devoted to lower tax rates, slowing the growth of social entitlements and, above all, “lifting the crushing burden of debt.” It became his party’s economic mission statement.

In Donald Trump, Republicans now have a presidential candidate who rejects virtually every element of that vision. He is erratic on taxes, won’t touch entitlements, and proudly calls himself “the king of debt.” ...

Mr. Trump’s rise shows that austerity and debt are spent as political forces in both parties. In a world of rock-bottom interest rates, big debts don’t matter like they used to. But those conditions could change in coming years, setting up a potential collision course between a Trump administration and financial markets. ...

Mr. Trump is the antithesis of Mr. Ryan, not because he has a different economic philosophy, but because he doesn’t have any. He does, however, have a keen sense of what voters want. Earlier this year, he blamed Mr. Romney’s loss on his choice of Mr. Ryan as running mate, “because he represented cutting entitlements.” Mr. Trump early on distinguished himself from other Republican candidates by promising to leave Medicare and Social Security alone.

The publicly held federal debt is now 74% of GDP and, the Congressional Budget Office says it will hit 86% in 2026 with current policies in place. Mr. Trump claims to be worried about the debt. Yet he’s promised to slash taxes, keep entitlements as they are, spend more on infrastructure and defense and deport 11 million illegal immigrants. Mr. Trump’s agenda is simply not compatible with stabilizing, much less reducing, the debt. By one estimate, Mr. Trump’s plans (including his tax cuts, which he says are negotiable) would boost debt to 129% of GDP by 2026.

But more debt probably wouldn’t bother him. While Mr. Ryan considers debt almost immoral, Mr. Trump sees it as useful. ...

Creditors served as the main constraint on Mr. Trump’s borrowing as a businessman. He was adept at keeping them at bay, but some of his properties still ended up in bankruptcy. No such constraint exists on the U.S. since, as Mr. Trump notes, the government can simply “print the money” to repay whatever it borrows. ...​

That GOP Aversion to Debt? It’s Gone for Now

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Donald Trump, one of America's best-known businessmen, spent Monday trying to clean up his comments about the economy.

Trump was under fire for comments on U.S. fiscal policy that were not only out of step with his party -- but in some cases were a reversal of his own positions during the primary.

Thats a small thing tho. Who cares if his policies are the opposite of the parties ideals? And who cares if his policies today are the opposite of his policies yesterday?

He sparked concerns last week, for instance, when he dubbed himself the "king of debt" in an interview on CNBC and said he would be open to renegotiating U.S. public debt by treating the interaction like a business deal.

But on CNN's "New Day" Monday, Trump said he never meant to suggest he would want the U.S. to default on its debt. In fact, Trump said, the country would never face such a potential outcome because it can "print" money.

Just print more money! Fantastic idea. I'll start collecting shiny smooth rocks for the new Trump Economy.

Donald Trump moves to clean up economic comments - CNNPolitics.com

But...but...he's the outsider!

 

[g5000]

What do democrats have to offer? A freaking Marxist socialist and a the wife of the guy who presided over Enron and pardoned the most notorious corporate thief in modern history while he was on the FBI's 10 most wanted list for a couple of bucks donated to his phony library?

Enron? Hillary wasn't married to George Bush!

But she was married to the guy who worked with John Kasich to balance the federal budget when he wasn't getting fluffed by interns.

 

[g5000]

Donald Trump, one of America's best-known businessmen, spent Monday trying to clean up his comments about the economy.

Trump was under fire for comments on U.S. fiscal policy that were not only out of step with his party -- but in some cases were a reversal of his own positions during the primary.

Thats a small thing tho. Who cares if his policies are the opposite of the parties ideals? And who cares if his policies today are the opposite of his policies yesterday?

He sparked concerns last week, for instance, when he dubbed himself the "king of debt" in an interview on CNBC and said he would be open to renegotiating U.S. public debt by treating the interaction like a business deal.

But on CNN's "New Day" Monday, Trump said he never meant to suggest he would want the U.S. to default on its debt. In fact, Trump said, the country would never face such a potential outcome because it can "print" money.

Just print more money! Fantastic idea. I'll start collecting shiny smooth rocks for the new Trump Economy.

Donald Trump moves to clean up economic comments - CNNPolitics.com

But...but...he's the outsider!

Trump is as insider as it gets.

Trump is more of an insider than Clinton, and that's a tough bar to hurdle.

 

[g5000]

All three remaining candidates are corrupt, geriatric, liberals.

It's funny. All three are the top three oldest candidates out of the original 20, and the three most liberal.

I'm doing a write-in.

 

[Zander]

Would one of you TDS suffering fools please explain Quantitative Easing (QE) to me?

QE is an effort of diminishing returns which attempts to monetize the debt to keep interest rates low as a means to bail out zombie banks and punish savers.

What is "monetizing the debt"? What does that mean?

The central bank may purchase government bonds by conducting an open market purchase, i.e. by increasing the monetary base through the money creation process. If government bonds that have come due are held by the central bank, the central bank will return any funds paid to it back to the treasury. Thus, the treasury may 'borrow' money without needing to repay it. This process of financing government spending is called 'monetizing the debt'.[1]

Central banks are usually forbidden by law from purchasing debt directly from the government. For example, the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (article 123) expressly forbids EU central banks' direct purchase of debt of EU public bodies such as national governments. Their debt purchases have to be from the secondary markets. Monetizing debt is thus a two-step process where the government issues debt to finance its spending and the central bank purchases the debt, holding it until it comes due, and leaving the system with an increased supply of money.​

Clearly we are already "just printing money" and have been doing so or a very long time.

But now that Trump says it, it suddenly a "bad thing".

This is TDS- Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Search on my name. You will find I have been criticizing QE from the get-go. Not just because Trump says it.

In fact, I even started a topic about the Fed's Bond Bubble Doomsday Machine three years ago.

Nice try.

I don't care what your position on QE is.

You and the rest of the TDS crowd criticized Trump for stating obvious facts.

It's hilarious to watch.

Obvious facts? BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA!

Trump said we can't default because we can always print the money!

That's an "obvious fact" to you?

Printing money IS defaulting, you retard! What do you think would happen to our economy and our status as the world's reserve currency if we printed $19 trillion?

Trump's an idiot.

Printing more money is not defaulting- we've been doing it since 1913, , and Trump didn't say he would print $19 trillion. What other silly lies can I debunk for you Rube5000?

TDS- you have it, bad bub.....