No I wasn't. Do you really believe the moment Biden took office he controlled the spending. Biden ran on a Trump budget for the first year. Those extended unemployment benefits, Trump passed them. The corporate tax cut that reduced revenue, yep, that is on Trump. Trump and his Republican cohorts spent like drunken sailors that last year. I mean it is totally stupid to blame all this "new money" on Biden's infrastructure bill when it is barely off the ground and yet ignore all the spending Trump did with his last budget. Same with those extended unemployment benefits that you dumbshits complain about so often. You sure weren't complaining when Trump signed them. And they have been gone for more than half a year now. What happened to that deluge of workers that were going to show up when they were cut off? My staffing issues haven't improved a bit, and I know my former employer is in even worse shape Of course, I told them they were delusional, kind of like you.
Biden has reduced the deficit, and looking forward, there are going to be more reductions. Did not Friedman say inflation was due to deficit spending? When Trump took offic e the national debt stood at 19.9 trillion, when he left, it hit 27 trillion three months before he left office. That is over seven trillion dollars that Trump added to the money supply, and then he ran to Florida.
President Joe Biden touted sizable reductions in the federal deficit in the current fiscal year as part of his administration's economic savvy.
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The second link is very interesting. It does not argue that Biden will have cut the deficit by 1.5 trillion dollars this year. It just throws in "buts", and even makes excuses for the Trump excess. So much for the left bias of the media, and CNBC at that. It even attempts to blame the build back America plan, which has not even passed and has had zero effect on current spending. Not to mention that the article absolutely ignores the revenue generation plans of the proposal, other than to proclaim they would be "bad", go figure.
Reagan knew, one way to fight inflation is to increase taxes, which is why he passed the largest tax increase in American history at the time.
Republicans are already claiming the President’s deficit reduction plan is the largest tax increase in history. But unfortunately for them, the facts don’t back them up. Drawing straight from their source, here are the facts: The Treasury Department working paper they’ve referenced compares...
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1982, and it flippin worked. But corporations and high income individuals don't give two shits about what works, or even if everyday Americans have to pay more at the pump and the grocery store. And they are the ones that control the Republican party. Unless you make a quarter million dollars a year, you are little more than a useful idiot trumpeting the Republican agenda. And while I might not make that much, but I have children that do, and even they realize the Republican agenda is warped as hell.