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According to ChatGPT, the US debt problem is caused by Republicans Gaslighting us. When Democrats are in charge, they whine about the debt. When Republicans are in charge, nothing matters and they keep blaming Democrats. Tired old and stupid is no way to go through life, son 😂 The U.S. national debt has grown under both Republican and Democratic presidents, but the largest increases in raw dollar terms and as a share of GDP have often occurred under Republican administrations, especially in recent decades. Would you like a chart showing debt growth by president or adjusted for GDP? No thanks ChatGPT, I think all the losers here just want to lie to us and gaslight using their bloviations they put out of their bums. 😁

Gaslighting chorus. Are you an alto or soprano? 😭

It could be done tomorrow. If Rich people want to do something, it can be done very quickly. But they don't. And Republicans won't. They're in charge now. No way are they going to simplify the tax code to a simple curve with no deductions for anything.

Gaslighting 101. You ignored the facts which go back to 1983, then you lied about it. Then everything after that was a lie too. Musk is the world's richest man bought him a Republican President lives on the Texas (checks map), yup right on the Gulf of America coast. Most Medicaid and welfare recipients live in Red States. Man, you get up early to lie. Do you get paid for it or you do it for free? Elon Musk ain't lying about all the "corruption" he found for free, Cubby. Republicans don't lie for free, that's only the "gulls" that do that. 😆

Correct. Because rich people paid to make the tax law designed with loopholes in place. Duh. All those tax laws can be changed. They can be streamlined and simplified so there are few if any loopholes. Anyone caught cheating automatically gets bumped up to the highest tax bracket. But rich people don't want that. That would be terrible. They would be slightly less rich. BOO HOO HOO They pay off Republicans to make sure that will never happen. The End. 😀 p.s. I got a great investment opportunity 17% ROI we're buying condos and building an extra floor by dividing it into two half floors, which doubles the square footage and then we're growing indoor dwarf coffee trees by actual dwarves and selling the coffee to trump supporters for $50 a pound by advertising on Joe Rogan about how drinking it can increase your dick size or at least by comparison due to the tiny hands of the dwarves. And it's fully tax deductible. You in? 😄

I already disproven that once. How many times do I have to repeat the facts before it "takes"? 😄 1. 1983 – Tip O'Neill (Speaker of the House) O'Neill and other Democrats expressed concern over Reagan's large tax cuts and defense spending, warning they would balloon the deficit. 2. 1992 – Bill Clinton Presidential Campaign Clinton criticized the debt under Republican administrations and campaigned on reducing the deficit to restore investor confidence and lower interest rates. 3. 1993 – Clinton’s Deficit Reduction Plan Democrats passed a budget (without GOP support) aimed at reducing the deficit through a mix of tax increases on the wealthy and spending restraints. Republicans predicted economic disaster, but the plan led to surpluses by the end of the decade. 4. Late 1990s – Democratic Praise for Surpluses During Clinton’s second term, Democrats celebrated the budget surpluses and promoted paying down the national debt as a top fiscal goal. 5. 2001 – Opposition to Bush Tax Cuts Many Democrats warned the Bush tax cuts would turn Clinton-era surpluses into deficits, which they did. Senators like Paul Wellstone and Minority Leader Tom Daschle raised fiscal red flags. 6. 2003 – Criticism of Iraq War Spending Democrats questioned the cost of the Iraq War, especially as it was funded through deficit spending while taxes had been cut. 7. 2010 – Obama & Bowles-Simpson Commission President Obama established a bipartisan debt commission to address long-term debt concerns. While Congress did not adopt the plan, it showed Democratic willingness to address fiscal issues. 8. 2011 – Debt Ceiling Standoff Democrats agreed to spending caps under the Budget Control Act after Republicans pushed for debt reductions. Obama and many Democrats warned about the consequences of high debt and brinksmanship. 9. 2017 – Criticism of Trump Tax Cuts Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, warned that the 2017 GOP tax cuts would explode the deficit — which they did — and criticized the irresponsibility of tax cuts without offsets. 10. 2023 – Debt Ceiling Debate Biden and Democratic leaders argued for raising the debt ceiling without political games, warning that default would hurt the economy and that reckless tax cuts and spending under previous GOP leadership contributed to the debt.

I had the same problem after I gave $1.00 USD to Donald Trump in 2016. Kept sending me emails begging for money, all day, every day. Even offered "prizes" like getting flown in to meet with him and eat McDonald's, I reckon he feeds to all his guests. Sounded like he really cared about what I thought so I keep telling him in my replies. Claimed he knew how much money each one of us gave as it was put on The List, which Mr Trump read to himself everyday whenever someone said something bad about him. Kept asking him about Mexico paying for the wall. Eventually some low level coffee boy or Stephen Miller deleted my email from The List. 🤗

Does he want to remove immigrants who came here on a B1/B2 visa which does not authorize paid work and worked illegally between September and October of 1996 on nude modeling jobs TAKING JOBS AWAY FROM AMERICAN NUDE MODELS 😄 Asking for a friend.

Yeah, everytime kids want to take their piggy bank to the cashier to open an account the bank asks them about a college level theory that's not taught in any elementary or high school anywhere in America... And then the bank gives them a free toaster for opening up that big fat 5% interest savings account. 😄

Not if there's no loopholes to hide in. Good riddance! Take the America hating trash out. 🧹

Not completely false. Incorrect. That theory is flawed or at least oversimplified. You should learn critical thinking skills so you won't fall for biased theories by conservatives trying to promote classism and racism. 😄 The theory in The Bell Curve (1994) by Herrnstein and Murray argues that IQ is a strong predictor of success in life, including wealth. While there is some correlation between IQ and income, many researchers have criticized the idea that IQ directly determines wealth. Here's why that theory is flawed or at least oversimplified: 1. Correlation ≠ Causation Just because IQ correlates with wealth doesn't mean one causes the other. Other factors — like family background, education, social networks, and opportunity — play huge roles. 2. Socioeconomic Status Influences IQ People raised in wealthier, more stimulating environments tend to score higher on IQ tests. So wealth (or poverty) can influence IQ scores — not just the other way around. 3. IQ Tests Are Not Comprehensive IQ tests focus on a narrow set of cognitive skills. Traits like grit, creativity, emotional intelligence, adaptability, and social skills often matter more in career and financial success. 4. Systemic Inequality and Access Matter Access to quality education, mentorship, and capital is often unequally distributed. Two people with the same IQ may have vastly different outcomes depending on race, gender, geography, and economic background. 5. IQ Is Not Fixed IQ can change over time and is affected by nutrition, stress, education, and health. It’s not an immutable, purely genetic trait as the book often implies. 6. Plenty of Exceptions Many wealthy and successful individuals have average IQs. Likewise, some people with very high IQs never become wealthy — especially if they lack opportunity, drive, or social capital.

Ahh, the Illiquid Asset King speaks! You do realize that real estate is not a liquid asset? I don't think so. 😄 It's not that you "can't touch" a freshly purchased real estate asset for money, it's just that you'll probably lose money on it due to the transaction costs. But yeah, good advice! Get in your time machine and invest in real estate 25 years ago and you can make a lot of money selling it today. 🤗 Correct — real estate is generally not considered a liquid asset. Here's why: Liquidity refers to how quickly and easily an asset can be converted into cash without significantly affecting its value. Real estate typically takes time to sell — weeks, months, or even longer — due to the complexities of the sales process, negotiations, inspections, and legal paperwork. It also often involves transaction costs like agent fees, closing costs, and taxes. Plus, market conditions can affect how quickly a property sells and at what price. In contrast, liquid assets like cash, stocks, or money market funds can be quickly accessed or sold with minimal loss of value.

Yes. Some people are smarter than most. Unfortunately IQ has no correlation to wealth. 😄 And other people were born with a silver spoon in their mouths and inherited a half billion from their parents then squandered it, going bankrupt 6 times. Until they got a hit TV show and Russian money laundering, it was hard to scrape by there for awhile How's your time machine working to go back and get your spoon? Seems like the most surefire way to get rich. Start out rich already. 👍

It doesn't have to be that way. Bill Clinton had surpluses every year and paid down the debt. Because he increased taxes on the rich which increased revenue. It's not rocket science, even the Horndog could do it. We could once again just like the 1950s increase top marginal rates to 90% for ultra high income earners. How did rich people in the 50s avoid paying 90%? Why,I'm glad you asked. They paid themselves reasonable salaries that were only 74 x the median worker's wages, instead of 324. And they plowed most of that money right back into investments in the factory, which is 100% tax deductible. Well, now. Look at the time. Your lesson is over. Dismissed. 👋

No, incorrect. I published the actual numbers from ChatGPT, rounded off. Your numbers are just plain wrong.

If you think anyone controls Trump except Trump, think again. How did I let him? I didn't vote for Harris. No need. Elections are by states. I live in a Blue State, no chance Trump would win there. I don't focus on things I can't control. There won't be anything like what you're describing. No, I've been backpacking before. Dehydrated food sucks. No need to pretend I live on Mars or in Prison with food buckets. Russians love their children, too. Saw a Russian girl on the beach maybe 1-2 years old. Dropped her binky in the sand. Her older brother takes it out of her hand and puts it in the bag saying no no it's dirty. He stands there with his arms crossed looking all tough and hard. The baby girl starts to cry and runs over to Daddy. He breaks down and takes the dirty pacifier right out of the bag and sticks it in her mouth. See? A baby girl is tougher than the average Russian. 😄

Anyone ever watch the old TV show Welcome Back Kotter? I realized we have President Vinnie Barbarino right now... Not the guy in the class who always knew the answer OH OH OH 😄 Vinnie Barbarino, played by John Travolta on Welcome Back, Kotter, was known for his dim-witted but charming persona—often answering questions with confusion or comically wrong answers like “What?” or “I’m so confused.” That was part of his shtick as a "Sweathog." That said, there were occasional moments where Vinnie stumbled into the right answer, either by accident or because the show gave glimpses that he wasn't completely clueless—just more interested in being cool than smart. But as a running gag, he usually didn’t know the correct answer. So while he technically might have gotten a few right, it was rare and usually played for laughs.

You claim they're wrong without proof of your claim. Where? ChatGPT. Not Fox News or whatever right wing propaganda newsletter you subscribe to. 👍

I have created a short comic book for kids called "Tarrif Good" to explain it to MAGAs using simple words from Dear Leader, so you can understand... Hope this helps. 😀

Debt Added by U.S. Presidents (in trillions) 1. (Tie) Donald Trump ~$8T Barack Obama ~$8T 2. (Tie) Joe Biden ~$6T George W. Bush ~$6T 3. Ronald Reagan ~$2T 4. All others $1.5T Hey! We're in the Top 3 😄

Happy April 15 from the GOP... Taxes are due today Unless you filed an extension Or you're a Billionaire 😳

You misspelled Stephen Miller. Nothing happens without the Boss's okay. 😄

But but but when Pelosi was insider trading it was "wrong" ❓❓❓ Yes, Democrats would be 100% OK with prohibition of all Representatives and Senators to trade individual stocks. It's a no-brainer. That's why Republicans (checks news) don't want to stop insider trading. Because they were doing it all along and then hypocrites as they are, points at Pelosi. Once again, IOKIYAR is the nihilists only moral value. 😄

Your anecdotes aren't superior to the facts. You don't know anything. Dimebag drug dealers had beepers, not cell phones in the 90s. Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha. Which just proves your last 3 words are pure psychological projection.

Psalm 109:8 Psalms 109:16 Every other verse in the Bible that people like to quote are taken out of context except these two verses. 😂 Let us pray. 🙏