How TF can a President ever reduce spending?

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Unlike a Company CEO, POTUS cannot simply scrap and defund the Inflation Reduction Act or any other useless, harmful spending

Thanks to the CIA coup taking out Nixon, in 1974 Congress passed the Unconstitutional Budget Impoundment Act, neutering the Presidents ability have any control over the budget

Moreover, 95% of US Congress is made of the GREEDIEST most corrupt politicians on planet Earth

What can be done?
 
Someone has been pulling your chain again.
 
Dennis Kucinich's estimated net worth for 2011 is $384,502.

Dennis Kucinich, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, released his 2015 and 2016 tax returns.

Dennis Kucinich and wife earned $258,000, tax returns say

Compare and contrast

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance has a hefty financial portfolio worth approximately $10 million.
 
Dennis Kucinich's estimated net worth for 2011 is $384,502.

Dennis Kucinich, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, released his 2015 and 2016 tax returns.

Dennis Kucinich and wife earned $258,000, tax returns say

Compare and contrast

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance has a hefty financial portfolio worth approximately $10 million.
So electing less successful people is your answer?
 
One of the more interesting ideas floated in the GOP primaries was Vivek's. Ya can't fire the bureaucracy's employees but you can furlough the hell out of them.
If there is nobody to process or administer the funds there is no spending.
 
Dennis Kucinich's estimated net worth for 2011 is $384,502.

Dennis Kucinich, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, released his 2015 and 2016 tax returns.

Dennis Kucinich and wife earned $258,000, tax returns say

Compare and contrast

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance has a hefty financial portfolio worth approximately $10 million.

Democrats ran Kucinich off because he was willing to be honest about Obamacare.
 
So electing less successful people is your answer?
Depends what they were successful at?

I'd never vote for Bill Bradly because he was a basketball star.

But i'd vote because of his record, not his finances

After graduating in 1965, he attended Oxford on a Rhodes Scholarship where he was a member of Worcester College, delaying a decision for two years on whether or not to play in the National Basketball Association (NBA).
 
Unlike a Company CEO, POTUS cannot simply scrap and defund the Inflation Reduction Act or any other useless, harmful spending

Thanks to the CIA coup taking out Nixon, in 1974 Congress passed the Unconstitutional Budget Impoundment Act, neutering the Presidents ability have any control over the budget

Moreover, 95% of US Congress is made of the GREEDIEST most corrupt politicians on planet Earth

What can be done?
Reduction is probably unachievable. A plan other than “starve the beast” is needed or chaos will continue.

#VOTEHARRIS
 
You could have said, “I don’t know”

You could have said something realistic, instead of Thanks to the CIA coup taking out Nixon, in 1974

You left out the CIA is responsible for global warming.
 
Unlike a Company CEO, POTUS cannot simply scrap and defund the Inflation Reduction Act or any other useless, harmful spending

Thanks to the CIA coup taking out Nixon, in 1974 Congress passed the Unconstitutional Budget Impoundment Act, neutering the Presidents ability have any control over the budget

Moreover, 95% of US Congress is made of the GREEDIEST most corrupt politicians on planet Earth

What can be done?

Stop reelecting members of Congress at a greater than 90% rate
 
Not possible when big corporations and rich people keep lobbying the government.
Wrong. The people elect politicians, not big corporations.

If you stop listening to the propaganda from big corporations, you could make a wise choice.
 
Or buying elections, like Musk is trying to do.

#VOTEHARRIS
As I said. Stop listening to big corporations (and billionaire businessmen) like Musk and what he pushes on "X".
 
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