Think Tank Report Concludes: Trump Would Raise Debt By $5.3 Trillion Over 10 (TEN) Years

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Trump Would Increase Debt by $5.3 Trillion Over 10 Years, Think Tank Report Concludes
- Trump Would Increase Debt by $5.3 Trillion Over 10 Years, Think Tank Report Concludes

"While both presidential nominees would significantly add to the nation’s debt with their budget proposals, Republican Donald Trump would increase it drastically more than his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, according to a recent think tank report."


It is OBVIOUS that this was a LIBERAL 'Think Tank' because:

1. Barry raised the debt almost $7 Trillion in only 4 years...and these 'geniuses' believe Trump adding $5.3 Trillion in 10 years (2 years longer than if he were to win re-election).

2. These dorks somehow came up with the conclusion that The nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget’s analysis estimated that Clinton’s plans would increase the U.S. debt by $200 billion over 10 years. Hillary would burn through that in her 1st 4 months in office. She 'lost' $6 billion alone just while in the Sate Department and has spent about that much, if not more :)p) campaigning for office.

3. This clown act ADMITTED that in figuring their numbers they really don't know what Trump's plans entail so they just made up their own numbers to come to this conclusion. (Funny how it worked out in Hillary's favor when they just made shit up for Trump?! :p )
 
5.3 trillion in ten years is small taters compared to what Obungles has done
 
Partisanshitheads are always able to rationalize away a n y t h i n g.
 
It is OBVIOUS that this was a LIBERAL 'Think Tank' because:

...you want Trump's cock. That's the only explanation for why you would believe that a group with a rock solid reputation for nonpartisanship like the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget is a liberal think tank.


The Committee’s current President is Maya MacGuineas, who also served as Director of the Fiscal Policy Program at the New America Foundation. CRFB’s board of directors was previously co-chaired by William Frenzel (R-MN), Timothy Penny (I-MN), and Charles Stenholm (D-TX), all former Congressional representatives.

The organization’s activities are overseen by a 40-member board of directors made up of experts and prominent figures in federal budget, tax and fiscal policy.

A large part of the board is made up of former directors of major budget-related government offices including the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the House and Senate Budget Committees, and the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. The group also includes numerous former Congressmen, former U.S. Comptrollers General, university and think tank experts on fiscal policy, and prominent members of the business and legal community.[3] In July of 2015, CRFB announced Mitch Daniels, Leon Panetta and Timothy Penny as the new co-chairs of its board.[4]


Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


MacGuineas has run the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget since 2003, and works mainly on issues related to fiscal, tax, economic, and retirement policy. She has also published a number of articles, including in The Atlantic Monthly, The Washington Post, The New York Times, the Financial Times and the Los Angeles Times. Once dubbed "an anti-deficit warrior" by The Wall Street Journal[4] and "queen of the deficit scolds" by economist Paul Krugman,[5] MacGuineas has appeared on broadcast news and is often cited by the national press.

Maya MacGuineas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
It is OBVIOUS that this was a LIBERAL 'Think Tank' because:

...you want Trump's cock. That's the only explanation for why you would believe that a group with a rock solid reputation for nonpartisanship like the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget is a liberal think tank.


The Committee’s current President is Maya MacGuineas, who also served as Director of the Fiscal Policy Program at the New America Foundation. CRFB’s board of directors was previously co-chaired by William Frenzel (R-MN), Timothy Penny (I-MN), and Charles Stenholm (D-TX), all former Congressional representatives.

The organization’s activities are overseen by a 40-member board of directors made up of experts and prominent figures in federal budget, tax and fiscal policy.

A large part of the board is made up of former directors of major budget-related government offices including the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), the House and Senate Budget Committees, and the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. The group also includes numerous former Congressmen, former U.S. Comptrollers General, university and think tank experts on fiscal policy, and prominent members of the business and legal community.[3] In July of 2015, CRFB announced Mitch Daniels, Leon Panetta and Timothy Penny as the new co-chairs of its board.[4]


Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


MacGuineas has run the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget since 2003, and works mainly on issues related to fiscal, tax, economic, and retirement policy. She has also published a number of articles, including in The Atlantic Monthly, The Washington Post, The New York Times, the Financial Times and the Los Angeles Times. Once dubbed "an anti-deficit warrior" by The Wall Street Journal[4] and "queen of the deficit scolds" by economist Paul Krugman,[5] MacGuineas has appeared on broadcast news and is often cited by the national press.

Maya MacGuineas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


All "liberal" ever means is "reached a different conclusion" with this type of hominid. It will never change.
 
It is OBVIOUS that this was a LIBERAL 'Think Tank' because:
...you want Trump's cock.

You have me confused with Bill Clinton and / or Anthony Weiner, Swim.

By the Way, Swim - after he added nearly $7 Trillion in new debt in only 4 years, Barry WISHES he had such a record - adding only $5.3 Trillion over a 10 year period. Hell, he wishes he had BUSH'S record - adding only $4 Trillion in 8 years!
 
HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE
Difference between Trump adding $5.3 trillion vs $200 billion by the Hill over 10 years!!!

Congress critters are the key though....they may not pass either of these candidate's proposed budgets...
 
Borrow and spend, borrow and spend. He picked the right party to run for president under. 21st century Reaganomics - spend the money now and let future generations deal with the debt.
 
It is OBVIOUS that this was a LIBERAL 'Think Tank' because:
...you want Trump's cock.

You have me confused with Bill Clinton and / or Anthony Weiner, Swim.

By the Way, Swim - after he added nearly $7 Trillion in new debt in only 4 years, Barry WISHES he had such a record - adding only $5.3 Trillion over a 10 year period.

They get debt and deficit confused, they are related but not the same
 
5.3 trillion in ten years is small taters compared to what Obungles has done
AS IF he didn't inherit a 1.3 trillion dollar a year deficit.... :rolleyes:

Is that yet another lame BBBUUUUUTTTT BOOOOOOOOOSH!!!!! ?

After 8 years of BOOOOOOOOOSH, a majority of your fellow citizens elected Obama.

Twice.

It may be time to move on.
it's time to move on, but out of the frying pan in to the fire is NOT the way to go!!!! :D
 
It is OBVIOUS that this was a LIBERAL 'Think Tank' because:
...you want Trump's cock.

You have me confused with Bill Clinton and / or Anthony Weiner, Swim.

By the Way, Swim - after he added nearly $7 Trillion in new debt in only 4 years, Barry WISHES he had such a record - adding only $5.3 Trillion over a 10 year period.

What's really funny is that some folks think the deficit matters to the power structure.
 
It is OBVIOUS that this was a LIBERAL 'Think Tank' because:
...you want Trump's cock.

You have me confused with Bill Clinton and / or Anthony Weiner, Swim.

By the Way, Swim - after he added nearly $7 Trillion in new debt in only 4 years, Barry WISHES he had such a record - adding only $5.3 Trillion over a 10 year period.

They get debt and deficit confused, they are related but not the same

Most folks understand what endless war does to both.
 
Discussing economics with loons and Obama butt kissers is like discussing physics with a toddler
 
It's time to move on, but out of the frying pan in to the fire is NOT the way to go!!!! :D
Agreed - the last Liberal President added nearly $7 trillion in only 4 years. This Think Tank thinks Trump ($5 Trillion in 10 years) will even do better than Bush ($4 trillion in 8 years). No sense in letting another debt-exploding Lib have the reins. Vote Trump.
 
By the Way, Swim - after he added nearly $7 Trillion in new debt in only 4 years, Barry WISHES he had such a record - adding only $5.3 Trillion over a 10 year period.

Well, I'll be sure not to vote for Obama in a couple months.

Hell, he wishes he had BUSH'S record - adding only $4 Trillion in 8 years!

When alleged conservatives are clapping their hands for $4 trillion or in additional debt, you know we've gone down the fucking rabbit hole.
 

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