Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
Nothing illustrates the Dunning-Kruger Effect more vividly than a Trumpster discussing markets and economics.
Until you notice any leftard discussing markets and economics.
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Nothing illustrates the Dunning-Kruger Effect more vividly than a Trumpster discussing markets and economics.
It also doesn't take a genius to see that BOTH PARTIES spend too much.Democrats: Tax and spend.
Republicans: Borrow and spend.
It doesn't take a genius to see which method racks up debt more quickly.
Nothing illustrates the Dunning-Kruger Effect more vividly than a Trumpster discussing markets and economics.
It takes more then one year to reverse the Biden disasterIt never ceases to baffle the daylights out of me there are millions of Americans who actually bleev the Republican Party is the party of fiscal responsibility.
Every time the Republicans have held all the power, they have INCREASED the deficit. In his first term, with full GOP control, Donald Trump DOUBLED the deficit.
BEFORE Covid.
Trump racked almost as much debt in FOUR years that Obama did in EIGHT. And this was met with DEAD SILENCE by his supporters.
Dead. Silence.
And now, with FY2026 only halfway over, Trump and the lickspittle GOP Congress have racked up, "Are you listening media?", $1.169 TRILLION of additional debt! And the cult is once again dead silent.
Listen.
Listen.
The federal debt is the only existential threat to the United States.
Not Iran. Not trannies. Not Mexicans.
The debt.
I will now stand by as Trump's followers conjure up a hilarious way to blame the Democrats for $1.169 trillion of Trump's debt.
Yes, Trump's debt. When Obama was in office, the present day hypocrites blamed Obama for every penny of the debt accumulated on his watch.
So this is Trump's debt.
Link:
March Closes with $164.10 Billion Deficit, Up to $1.169 Trillion Deficit for FY2026
Through the first half of fiscal year 2026, deficits were $1.169 trillion. This means 32.01 percent of outlays in FY2026 were not paid for by revenues, and for every dollar the federal government received in revenue, it spent $1.47.
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