Supposn

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Senator Warren's whopper?
Excerpted from an article MSN attributes to the Washington Examiner,
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's debt limit whopper (msn.com) : “Sen. Elizabeth Warren's debt limit whopper, Story by Hugo Gurdon
The latest episode in the Democrats’ popular series “Let’s turn things on their heads” features Sen. Elizabeth Warren.

This week, the Massachusetts Democrat tweeted, “If Republicans hadn’t spent nearly $2 trillion on the Trump tax cuts, and if they hadn’t made it easier for rich people to cheat on their taxes, the US wouldn’t need a debt ceiling increase this year. Or next year.”
This fits right in with the Democrats’ other laughable inversions, blaming the GOP for inflation, migrant chaos at the southern border, and other national ills that are manifestly the fault of President Joe Biden and his party”.

No, the senator's tweet isn't germane to national ills other than guns, explosives, and ammunition regulations and their enforcement that were deliberately or inadvertently due to any USA president or political party.
The senator's tweet correctly noted the relationship between prior administrations passed reductions of taxes and tax regulations which effectively more favored the wealthy while additionally increasing our federal debt and shifting greater portions of that debt upon those who are lesser wealthy. Respectfully, Supposn
 
“If Republicans hadn’t spent nearly $2 trillion on the Trump tax cuts, and if they hadn’t made it easier for rich people to cheat on their taxes, the US wouldn’t need a debt ceiling increase this year. Or next year.”

Thats true. I hear they want to defund the IRS.
 
What else would we expect from this miserable wretch of a woman? She posed as a Native American to get a prestigious position at a major university. She lied about her heritage and thus stole a position that should have gone to a true Native American.
 
MarathonMike, Elizabeth Warren was among if not the primary proponent for establishing an entity such as the now existing U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, (CFPB).
The Republicans in USA's Senate heeded their supporters within the financial industries and opposed confirmation of Warren to be CFPB's first director.
Failing that, she was later nominated and then elected to represent Massachusetts in the U.S. Senate; An elected U.S. Senator has much more than a federal bureau's directors influence upon federal policy.

She's a member of the Senate Committees of: Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; Finance; Special Committee on Aging; Armed Services.
She's chairperson of the Senate Fiscal Responsibility and Economic Growth subcommittee, and a member of various other senate subcommittees.

It pleases me that she now regularly cross-examines financial industry witnesses who testify or provide affidavits to U.S. the senate committees where she serves. Our senate, our government, and our nation benefit from her service. Respectfully, Supposn
 

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