toomuchtime_
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Actually, it was the Democrats in Congress that tripled the debt. Reagan had presented a balanced plan to cut taxes and spending, but the Democrats passed the tax cut, always politically popular, but refused to cut spending, always politically unpopular, hence the growing debt. Whatever other problems there were, we had twenty years of great prosperity resulting from the Reagan tax cuts and deregulation.Reagan also tripled the debt and had the S+L bubble, and his policies roll on, wrecking the middle class and the countries, all to save the bloated rich.Reagan rescued America from the stagnant economy and high inflation of the 1960's and 1970's by cutting taxes and lowering some regulations that led to the prosperity of the 1980's and financed the tech boom of the 1990's. Hillary's plan to tax away investment capital from the private sector and give it to politicians and government bureaucrats to spend on politically popular projects is a formula for returning us to the economic doldrums and inflation of the 1970's.I believe in the US justice system, not bs unproven propaganda, dupe. Trump is at least immoral a liar, and unprepared. But the worst is his policy- cutting taxes on the rich and deregulating Wall St AGAIN.There is no reason to think Trump is a criminal, but we all know Clinton is. It's just that some of care about her being a criminal and some of us, like you, couldn't care less what crimes she has committed.That's the thing. Just "get her"? No matter what? Just "get her"?It took a long time to get John Gotti, too.
What about Trump? We know he's a criminal.
Everyone recognized the economy was in bad shape in the 1970's but only Reagan was bold enough to propose a solution. Today, only Trump is bold enough to propose and economic plan that will revitalize our economy by making more private sector investment capital available, reduce our trade deficit, which is causing us to sell off our economic assts to pay our bills to Mexico and China and others, by renegotiating our trade agreements so we are all on a level playing field, and bring home trillions of dollars of foreign profits held by American corporations abroad to be invested in the US economy rather than in foreign economies. Clinton has no plan to do any of these things.