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When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?
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Has the Trumped GOP lost Fiscal Restraint as an Issue?
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Brain357
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You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
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You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
Nostra
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Deficits were going up under Barry his last 3 budgets, liar.You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Brain357
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More excuses. Answer the question. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
Brain357
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Who cares about spending? It’s about deficits and they declined under Clinton and Obama. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
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"Who cares about spending?" You just proved your a congenital moron. Without spending, we wouldn't have a deficit, you fucking idiot.Who cares about spending? It’s about deficits and they declined under Clinton and Obama. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
The minute the last strand of the gold standard was cut in 1971 the die was cast. Under Clinton, he was lost. The Republican Revolution of 1994 saved his ass. Unfortunately all the prudent measures made were not permanent in the riches decade of the Baby Boomers careers.More excuses. Answer the question. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
schmidlap
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The Former Guy's going-away bash will not soon be forgotten.Trump was far better than any Democrat. The idea that a Dem would cut government spending doesn't pass the laugh test.
etc., etc., etc.
All those dozens of frivolous court challenges to the election were summarily dismissed, of course, but his goons will keep the Loser's fat ass in the docket for quite a while yet!
Nostra
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More excuses. Answer the question. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
You are a moron.
- 1984 - $185.4 billion budget deficit
- 1983 - $207.8 billion budget deficit
- 1987 - $149.7 billion budget deficit
- 1986 - $221.2 billion budget deficit
- 1989 - $152.6 billion budget deficit
- 1988 - $155.2 billion budget deficit
- 2007 - $162 billion budget deficit
- 2006 - $248.2 billion budget deficit
- 2005 - $319 billion budget deficit
- 2004 - $412.7 billion budget deficit
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US Budget Deficit by Year Since 1969
What has the U.S. budget deficit has been every year since 1969? See how much more the government spends than it takes in every year.
Brain357
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I care about deficit spending. And your party grows deficits every time. Can’t answer my question yet you are still a repub. You are impressively stupid. Bravo!"Who cares about spending?" You just proved your a congenital moron. Without spending, we wouldn't have a deficit, you fucking idiot.Who cares about spending? It’s about deficits and they declined under Clinton and Obama. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
Brain357
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Repubs fail you every time, yet you still follow the failure . You are pathetic."Who cares about spending?" You just proved your a congenital moron. Without spending, we wouldn't have a deficit, you fucking idiot.Who cares about spending? It’s about deficits and they declined under Clinton and Obama. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
Nostra
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And your party grows deficits every time.I care about deficit spending. And your party grows deficits every time. Can’t answer my question yet you are still a repub. You are impressively stupid. Bravo!"Who cares about spending?" You just proved your a congenital moron. Without spending, we wouldn't have a deficit, you fucking idiot.Who cares about spending? It’s about deficits and they declined under Clinton and Obama. When have they declined under a repub?You hae a lot of excuses: but, but Republicans!You have a lot of excuses... but but democrats. Deficits declined under Obama and Clinton. When have they declined under a Repub? Certainly not deficit donald. Answer a question for once.When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?He failed miserably. Repubs don’t cut, they increase deficits. See history.No he didn't. He did some things, but not others, like cutting government spending.Trump unloaded the rights economic playbook and couldn’t hit 3% gdp growth with a trillion dollar deficit.It is amusing that the left thinks they have any credibility on economic matters.
Trump lost what credibility he had when he said "I'll never sign another budget like that last one" -- meaning the first budget of his Administration -- and then went on to sign 3 more just like it.
It is amusing that the right thinks they have any credibility on economics matters.
Deficits shot up top $2 trillion under Obama before they "declined." They declined under Clinton only because of the peace divident that Reagan created, not because of any spending that Clinton cut. Deficits under Trump were far lower under Trump than they were under Obama, turd.
So answer the question, when did Democrats ever cut spending?
As usual, your beliefs are all based on lies.
You are a moron.
- 1984 - $185.4 billion budget deficit
- 1983 - $207.8 billion budget deficit
- 1987 - $149.7 billion budget deficit
- 1986 - $221.2 billion budget deficit
- 1989 - $152.6 billion budget deficit
- 1988 - $155.2 billion budget deficit
- 2007 - $162 billion budget deficit
- 2006 - $248.2 billion budget deficit
- 2005 - $319 billion budget deficit
- 2004 - $412.7 billion budget deficit
BluesLegend
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A thread full of libs who flunked math and economics. Not surprised Trump's winning economic plan flew right over their pointy little heads.
BluesLegend
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When did Democrats cut government spending, asshole?
Dems cut spending on the border wall...oh wait that actually costs 1000x more money.
Manonthestreet
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Name the last balanced budget person you voted for...........President Sen or Rep,,,,,,bet ya cant name one just like to whineYeah repubs controlled most the government and you still whine about dems. Such a loser you are.The disaster was entirely created by the Democrat Reich. We don't want any of the shit Dims are trying to ram down our throats, like that bogus "infrastructure" bill. I don't know of a single Republican who supports it. Do you?Joe inherited a disaster. Trump inherited a strong economy and still drastically increased deficits.Keep telling yourself that while Joe rings the cash register.. btw what did The House do.....History shows.Yeah that's it......Inherited a mess like Obama did. Repubs create messes...At the rate Joe is going....come on man
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<YAWN!>The Former Guy's going-away bash will not soon be forgotten.Trump was far better than any Democrat. The idea that a Dem would cut government spending doesn't pass the laugh test.
etc., etc., etc.
All those dozens of frivolous court challenges to the election were summarily dismissed, of course, but his goons will keep the Loser's fat ass in the docket for quite a while yet!
Trump basically was a democrat.Trump was far better than any Democrat. The idea that a Dem would cut government spending doesn't pass the laugh test.View attachment 484217Fiscal conservative John Boehner recently observed of Congressional Republicans,"None of these guys said anything when the Trump administration added $1 trillion to the federal budget deficit
by the end of 2019 - before a single dime was spent on COVID-19 relief!"
"They were rubber stamps for it in Congress. Many of them who raised huge stinks about [the Troubled Asset Relief Program] were only too happy to let Trump bail out farmers hurt by his trade war with China," he added, referring to the $700 billion measure that Congress passed in October of 2008 to prop up the nation's financial system.The national debt stood at $19.9 trillion when Trump took office in 2017 and hit $28 trillion last month.In the wake of the sordid, national spectacle of Trump goons attacking Congress, Republicans may have hoped to return to normalcy.
Alas, their core political philosophy had already been been savaged.
Mitch McConnell who aided and abetted the Former Guy's profligate ways recently mewled,
"It's one thing to run up the national debt when you have a hundred-year pandemic but just to keep routinely adding trillions of dollars to the national debt I think is ill-advised for the future of the country."
Turtle's token, limp-wristed arm wrestling with the Administration reflects consciousness of the hypocrisy of opposing the popular President's popular agenda after having bent over meekly with nary a squeal at the Former Guy's prodigal apostasy.
Last month circulated a Navigator Research poll showing that 59 percent of Americans support Biden's infrastructure agenda and that 83 percent support his desire to expand access to childcare and investments in clean energy infrastructure, which are not highlighted in the alternative GOP proposal.A Politico/Morning Consult poll from this month showed strong support among Republicans, Democrats and independents for Biden's infrastructure spending priorities, and 65 percent of voters were on board with raising the corporate tax rate to help pay for them. The survey even found that 42 percent of Republicans favored raising taxes on corporations.
Did no Republican realize that their surrendering to the Former Guy would have lasting consequences?
View attachment 484217Fiscal conservative John Boehner recently observed of Congressional Republicans,"None of these guys said anything when the Trump administration added $1 trillion to the federal budget deficit
by the end of 2019 - before a single dime was spent on COVID-19 relief!"
"They were rubber stamps for it in Congress. Many of them who raised huge stinks about [the Troubled Asset Relief Program] were only too happy to let Trump bail out farmers hurt by his trade war with China," he added, referring to the $700 billion measure that Congress passed in October of 2008 to prop up the nation's financial system.The national debt stood at $19.9 trillion when Trump took office in 2017 and hit $28 trillion last month.In the wake of the sordid, national spectacle of Trump goons attacking Congress, Republicans may have hoped to return to normalcy.
Alas, their core political philosophy had already been been savaged.
Mitch McConnell who aided and abetted the Former Guy's profligate ways recently mewled,
"It's one thing to run up the national debt when you have a hundred-year pandemic but just to keep routinely adding trillions of dollars to the national debt I think is ill-advised for the future of the country."
Turtle's token, limp-wristed arm wrestling with the Administration reflects consciousness of the hypocrisy of opposing the popular President's popular agenda after having bent over meekly with nary a squeal at the Former Guy's prodigal apostasy.
Last month circulated a Navigator Research poll showing that 59 percent of Americans support Biden's infrastructure agenda and that 83 percent support his desire to expand access to childcare and investments in clean energy infrastructure, which are not highlighted in the alternative GOP proposal.A Politico/Morning Consult poll from this month showed strong support among Republicans, Democrats and independents for Biden's infrastructure spending priorities, and 65 percent of voters were on board with raising the corporate tax rate to help pay for them. The survey even found that 42 percent of Republicans favored raising taxes on corporations.
Did no Republican realize that their surrendering to the Former Guy would have lasting consequences?
Neither party has fiscal restraint so as usual you are barking up the wrong tree.Fiscal conservative John Boehner recently observed of Congressional Republicans,"None of these guys said anything when the Trump administration added $1 trillion to the federal budget deficit
by the end of 2019 - before a single dime was spent on COVID-19 relief!"
"They were rubber stamps for it in Congress. Many of them who raised huge stinks about [the Troubled Asset Relief Program] were only too happy to let Trump bail out farmers hurt by his trade war with China," he added, referring to the $700 billion measure that Congress passed in October of 2008 to prop up the nation's financial system.The national debt stood at $19.9 trillion when Trump took office in 2017 and hit $28 trillion last month.In the wake of the sordid, national spectacle of Trump goons attacking Congress, Republicans may have hoped to return to normalcy.
Alas, their core political philosophy had already been been savaged.
Mitch McConnell who aided and abetted the Former Guy's profligate ways recently mewled,
"It's one thing to run up the national debt when you have a hundred-year pandemic but just to keep routinely adding trillions of dollars to the national debt I think is ill-advised for the future of the country."
Turtle's token, limp-wristed arm wrestling with the Administration reflects consciousness of the hypocrisy of opposing the popular President's popular agenda after having bent over meekly with nary a squeal at the Former Guy's prodigal apostasy.
Last month circulated a Navigator Research poll showing that 59 percent of Americans support Biden's infrastructure agenda and that 83 percent support his desire to expand access to childcare and investments in clean energy infrastructure, which are not highlighted in the alternative GOP proposal.A Politico/Morning Consult poll from this month showed strong support among Republicans, Democrats and independents for Biden's infrastructure spending priorities, and 65 percent of voters were on board with raising the corporate tax rate to help pay for them. The survey even found that 42 percent of Republicans favored raising taxes on corporations.
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