Why don’t republicans seem to understand the consequences of tax cuts?

Once again, tax revenues went up. So what do you think caused the debt to go up?

This isn’t hard stuff, Halfwit.
Inflation and GDP growth means revenues always go up…. As does spending.
Tax cuts mean that revenue does not increase enough to compensate.

That has been pointed out over and over and you keep pretending not to see it.

Tax cuts lead to DEBT. Almost always
 
Anyone caught mouthing this nonsense should be skinned alive..

From 1981 to 1989, the Pentagon budget doubled from $158 billion to $304 billion. The years of the greatest spending hike in the military budget were 1978-87, when the Pentagon's expenditures rose from $180 billion to $280 billion in real 1987 dollars.[22]



Domestic Spending. Overall domestic spending growth was relatively constrained during the Reagan presidency, particularly compared with that of other presidencies, as shown in Table 3. In fact, domestic spending grew at a slower real rate under Reagan than under all other recent presidents. Moreover, domestic outlays as a share of GDP fell from 15.3 to 12.9 percent from 1981 to 1989 (Table 2). But the reductions in domestic spending were
substantially smaller than required to balance the federal budget, cut taxes, and finance a military build-up.


https://www.cato.org/sites/cato.org/files/pubs/pdf/pa261.pdf

Now NEVER EVER yap that crap again.


Nod.

From 1981 to 1989, the Pentagon budget doubled from $158 billion to $304 billion.

Winning the Cold War!
 
Inflation and GDP growth means revenues always go up…. As does spending.
Tax cuts mean that revenue does not increase enough to compensate.

That has been pointed out over and over and you keep pretending not to see it.

Tax cuts lead to DEBT. Almost always
Yeah, you keep repeating the same claptrap.

How does debt go up if revenues go up?
 
If you get a 3% raise annually but voluntarily decide to work fewer hours… can you expect to have the same amount of money to pay your bills… knowing of course that inflation will always make things more expensive?

Of course not. You may have a higher income but your bills have increased even though you have taken on no new obligations.
 
Once again, tax revenues went up. So what do you think caused the debt to go up?

This isn’t hard stuff, Halfwit.
Revenue loss, Ineducable Piece of Shyte..

That, and the inevitable spending that goes hand in hand with Supply Side Idiocy.

But as you should have learned this morning, it's not "libruls" doing the spending.
 
Revenue loss, Ineducable Piece of Shyte..

That, and the inevitable spending that goes hand in hand with Supply Side Idiocy.

But as you should have learned this morning, it's not "libruls" doing the spending.
Increased revenues = revenues lost?

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Other than the housing bubble collapse in 2008, and the Fauci flu pandemic in 2000, revenues went up.

What do you suppose caused higher debt when the govt was getting more money?

Hmmmmmmm………

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