Mike_Hunt

I'm not seeing the connection. Can you explain?

You forgot to tell us your BMI

A failed economic system.

Some of the largest debt runups occurred when Pelosi was the speaker of the House.

1) The trend can be used for planning. Name one time when the US has collected over 20% of the GDP in revenue. 2) Nah 3) Converting the data to a percentage of the GDP normalizes the data from year to year. 4) This is not about state and local taxes. This is about federal spending. 5) Your arguments are silly.

I'm from that era, and I have zero knee issues.

I'd like to take a day trip there to shoot some photos.

I already ruined her.

Cool story bro.

David Ranson has an interesting piece at the Wall Street Journal about "Hauser's Law," the observation that federal tax revenues have historically not exceeded about 19%-20% of GDP despite significant increases and decreases in tax rates. The implication is that attempts to raise revenue above this purported ceiling will reduce GDP and thus reduce collections under the ceiling https://taxfoundation.org/blog/hausers-law-can-tax-revenues-exceed-19-gdp/

Look at the spending levels.

It's time for the lazy Europeans to deal with issues in their backyard.

You should not comment on topics you don't understand.

WDMs in Iraq ring a bell?

The Democrats do not care about the massive debt. Look at the current levels of spending.

Why would she want to live in Norfolk, VA?

Did I vote for Trump?

She made her bed; she can lie in it.

What do you think she was doing? She campaigned on the promise of going after Trump. Turnabout is fair play.

The US needs a recession as a business reset.

The fool is not wearing a helmet.

Turnabout is fair play.

Name one prosperous socialist country. A "Keynesian" economic system has nothing to do with socialism. Public services are not socialism. You have no idea what socialism means.

You're a socialist? You do know that socialism is a failure?

I can deal with a squirt gun. But this is ridiculous.