1. That's a flat out lie. Trump, Bondi and the rest have been changing their story, lying, dodging and stalling way too much since January. All democrats signed the discharge petition. Johnson even started the house summer recess early to keep the discharge petition from getting signed by the 218.
OK, the files are released. Now what? Happy?
2. I've already covered this. And you know it. Stop stalling.
You typed non-facts. I posted the CBO link proving the BBB took Biden's $1.8T 2025 deficit to the 2026 deficit of $240b, which could balance considering tariffs, DOGE, rate cuts, 3% GDP growth, and claw-backs.
President Donald Trump’s big bill is likely to unleash trillions in tax cuts and slash spending, but also spike deficits by $2.4 trillion over the decade and leave some 10.9 million more people without health insurance.
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3. And he didn't end one war in his first term. And the Iran thing, wasn't any of our business. And neither is Ukraine. But Trump is still supplying Ukraine. He was supposed to have ended that war before taking office. Remember?
We're in his 2nd term. Ukraine is important to NATO. Bombing Iran's enrichment site was a good thing. Putin is hanging tough. You want Russia to capture Ukraine? At least Trump is making the EU pony up.
4. He's fixing to have to bail out the beef ranchers. Not to mention all the new subsidies he just granted Pfizer and that other big pharma company.
He is importing beef from Argentina to reduce the price that will hit $10/# next summer, not good before the mid-terms. Hope you like when the democrats take the House back.
5. No, he bullies them. And we have to pay for it. All that extra tariff revenue, came from us US consumers.
Not true. Only about 22% of the tariffs are paid by US consumers, and only if they buy foreign goods.
"You can think of tariffs as
indirect taxes, which increase prices, thereby decreasing the purchasing power and income of American households. That’s because
tariff costs are often passed from businesses onto consumers. In fact, U.S. consumers absorbed 22% of tariff costs through June..."
6.. No he's not. (getting China to purchase more produce)
China Makes Biggest Soybean Buy in Two Years; Trump Urges More
Massie is a fiscal and constitutional conservative. He only votes against Trump/Johnson, when the legislation either spends way too much or goes against the constitution. As if that was wrong. You're loyalty to the RINO's is retarded. Especially when we're $38 trillion in debt.
Politics is a team sport. Massie was elected as a Republican. He should vote with the Republican majority to get the agenda thru. If he keeps voting with democrats he will get benched. If you're concerned about the $38T debt, voting against Republicans only makes the debt much worse when democrats rule. There are no "Trump Loyalists", only Republicans and RINOs.
Massie's "protest votes" are not helpful, they just make him an obstructionist. If he wants to be president run for it in 2028.