Trump calls for unlimited debt.

Not at all. I've long supported someone doing that.
Ok.

This one may happen on the watch of Potato.

I realize that Potato is disengaged. But the rest of us aren’t . We will see that it is happening on Potato’s vacant-eyed “watch.”
 
Pros and Cons of Raising the U.S. Debt Ceiling

Raising the U.S. debt ceiling is a contentious issue with various implications. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons:

â—ŹProsâ—Ź

1. Prevents Default: Raising the debt ceiling allows the government to meet its existing financial obligations, thereby avoiding a default that could have catastrophic economic consequences, such as a loss of confidence in U.S. creditworthiness.

2. Maintains Government Operations: It ensures that the government can continue to operate and fund essential services, including social programs, military expenditures, and public sector salaries.

3. Supports Economic Stability: Increasing the debt ceiling helps maintain the stability of the U.S. economy and the global financial system, as it reassures investors that the U.S. will honor its debts.

4. Protects the Value of the Dollar: A higher debt ceiling can help prop up the global value of the American dollar, maintaining its status as a "safe" asset for investors.

â—ŹConsâ—Ź

1. Encourages Fiscal Irresponsibility: Critics argue that raising the debt ceiling may promote a lack of fiscal discipline, allowing the government to continue spending beyond its means without addressing underlying budgetary issues.

2. Increases National Debt: Each increase in the debt ceiling raises the total national debt, which can lead to concerns about long-term sustainability and the burden on future generations.

3. Political Tensions: The process of raising the debt ceiling often leads to political standoffs and can create uncertainty in financial markets, as negotiations can become contentious.

4. Potential for Economic Consequences: If the debt ceiling is not raised, the government risks defaulting on its obligations, which could lead to severe economic repercussions, including a recession and increased borrowing costs.

While raising the debt ceiling can prevent immediate financial crises and support government operations, it also raises concerns about fiscal responsibility and long-term debt sustainability. :)

Sources :

1. https://home.treasury.gov/policy-is...al-institutions-and-fiscal-service/debt-limit
2. The pros and cons of raising the debt ceiling
3. What is a quick pros/cons list of raising/lowering the debt ceiling?
4. U.S. Debt Ceiling: Definition, History, Pros, Cons, and Clashes
5. The pros and cons of raising the debt ceiling
6. What is the US debt ceiling and what would happen if it is not raised?
7. What is the federal debt ceiling?
8. https://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/debt_ceiling.pdf
9. Budget Basics: Balanced Budget Amendment — Pros and Cons
10. https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/...t-is-the-debt-ceiling-and-why-you-should-care
 
He did this last time also. MAGA argued he didn't but he did.

Seems Musk isn't upset with the budget bill for being loaded in debt but rather for not being loaded in MAGA debt.

Trump Calls For Abolishing Debt Limit: 'Smartest Thing' Congress Could Do

Great post.

Trump is a big spending, big government left leaning Republicans. Increasing or eliminating the debt ceiling is how we got to $36 trillion.
Trump is caving on his conservative promises before he even takes office.


I also read earlier where Trump wants to protect dreams. (children of undocumented people) Which is code for amnesty for all those parents with children.
I figured It would take about 6 months for Trumps true blue colors to show. But he's already showing them.
 
I'm not for abolishing the debt limit; however, if the debt limit is going to simply be extended every so many months anyway, then what's the point of having a so called debt limit?

What's the point of even raising it, except for the government to waste & devalue more and more of our money.
 
He wants MAGA funded not everything else. You been had.
Untrue. You didn’t even state that this budget should have been pushed in sept but our idiot politicians procrastinated.

Now tell me what “MAGA” does he want funded? You’re OK with spending $48mil on DEI initiatives in Burma? $600k for a Grateful Dead museum?

You’re an idiot
 
Untrue. You didn’t even state that this budget should have been pushed in sept but our idiot politicians procrastinated.

I didn't mention the outside temperature in D.C. either.


Now tell me what “MAGA” does he want funded? You’re OK with spending $48mil on DEI initiatives in Burma? $600k for a Grateful Dead museum?

You’re an idiot

I haven't heard about the Dead museum. Tell me about it.
 
Untrue. You didn’t even state that this budget should have been pushed in sept but our idiot politicians procrastinated.

Now tell me what “MAGA” does he want funded? You’re OK with spending $48mil on DEI initiatives in Burma? $600k for a Grateful Dead museum?

You’re an idiot
You’re the second Trump idiot to bring up the budget.

Do you have any idea at all what this is about. Hint, it isn’t the budget.

This is not a budget bill. It’s a continuing resolution.

If you don’t know the difference, you don’t understand how your government works.
 
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You’re the second Trump idiot to bring up the budget.

Do you have any idea at all what this is about. Hint, it isn’t the budget.
It most certainly is. Hint: you lost once to me and had to apologize. Quit while you’re behind. You may call it a spending bill yet regardless what you call it, it should have been put through in Sept.
 
Trump, his cult and republicans have been whining about the debt for 44 years, of course ONLY, when a democrat is in office.
Then the orange moron wants to eliminate it, they change their tune.
 
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