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1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:

Had only Harris been elected, we'd have a balance budget today and be paying down the debt. 

That is probably a bit optimistic, but what I can tell you is there would have been no TACO in the WH, the Oval Offive would not have been turned into a pimp den and the Presidency wouldn't have been turned into a front for grifting.

 

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1 minute ago, BLMFem said:

That is probably a bit optimistic, but what I can tell you is there would have been no TACO in the WH, the Oval Offive would not have been turned into a pimp den and the Presidency wouldn't have been turned into a front for grifting.

 

You back stalking me sweat? You're creeping me out. 

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1 hour ago, BLMFem said:

1. Yes, because after WW2 there have only been Dem presidents, right? So let's blame the Dems only!😂

2. Musk calls the bill a “disgusting abomination” that will massively inflate the deficit. Do you disagree?

What Trump has done could precipitate nothing short of a major economic crisis. I think he's gone too far, I think he knows he's gone too far, I think his advisors know he's gone too far, but they're too cowardly to say anything, Fox News is starting to say that he's gone too far, and I think that it may be quite difficult for him to pull back from this brink.

 

He may have set in motion a disaster of historic proportions and he could go down in history as being one of the clumsiest, most idiotic, most reckless, and most dangerous men in the history of America. 

 

I almost feel sorry for the man at this point, and that's a difficult thing for me to say, but I think the junk that's going to fall onto his ugly face is going to be an horrific thing to witness. Or a joyous thing, if you're not heavily invested in the American markets. 

 

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2 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

What Trump has done could precipitate nothing short of a major economic crisis. I think he's gone too far, I think he knows he's gone too far, I think his advisors know he's gone too far, but they're too cowardly to say anything, Fox News is starting to say that he's gone too far, and I think that it may be quite difficult for him to pull back from this brink.

 

He may have set in motion a disaster of historic proportions and he could go down in history as being one of the clumsiest, most idiotic, most reckless, and most dangerous men in the history of America. 

 

I almost feel sorry for the man at this point, and that's a difficult thing for me to say, but I think the junk that's going to fall onto his ugly face is going to be an horrific thing to witness. Or a joyous thing, if you're not heavily invested in the American markets. 

 

You still all butt-hurt from the spanking Trump gave you in the NY commercial real estate market? 

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In the minds of many of us Trump is grossly overestimating the importance of the US and the dependence of other nations on the US. Granted the US economy is still huge, but it's not immune to damage, it's not immune to punishment by other nations, it could start shrinking, and it's not immune to crashing.

 

Of course this could all just be some insane scheme to crash the US economy and the world economy with it, thereby making Trump and his super rich buddies even richer in the process. Who knows what lurks in the mind of this completely unhinged man? One thing is for certain, he's being very poorly advised by highly inexperienced and incompetent people, and he is going to lose a very significant percent of his support base if he continues with these insane policies. 

They're doing a pretty good job, just give him another year or two, many of his supporters could be out of work. 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, BLMFem said:

"....selling your teslas to buy VW's commissioned by Hitler."

:cheesy:

 

Hyperventilation: Causes and Treatments

 

 

Alyssa Milano Ripped for Trading Tesla for Volkswagen: 'Founded by Nazis'

 

Actress and political activist Alyssa Milano has been slammed online after she boasted Saturday about trading in her Tesla for a Volkswagen electric vehicle.

 

She claimed she made the switch to defy "hate and white supremacy" and businesses buying ads on Twitter.

 

"Volkswagen was literally founded by the Nazi's and Hitler,"

 

https://www.newsweek.com/alyssa-milano-ripped-trading-tesla-volkswagen-founded-nazis-1762518

 

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"Ve haff vays uff makink hyu go green!"

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1 hour ago, BLMFem said:

Really? Went up under Bush, down under Obama, massively up under Trump. I guess it's you guys who need to "get on the debt bandwagon", agree?

And now, if the biggly big bill goes through the deficit will skyrocket, according to Musk, who calls the bill a “disgusting abomination”.

 

https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/national-deficit/

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You forgot to mention how incredibly well Clinton ran the economy. I can't think of a republican in recent history who was as competent as Clinton when it came to running the economy. 

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You might very well be correct, and it really is catastrophic that there isn't a single grown-up in the clown show that is the Trump cabinet. Instead, they're all sphincter lickers devoid of talent.

Imagine people like Hegseth, Noem, JFK Jr. They're CABINET SECRETARIES for frack's sake!!!:crazy:

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4 minutes ago, NoDisplayName said:

 

Alyssa Milano Ripped for Trading Tesla for Volkswagen: 'Founded by Nazis'

 

Actress and political activist Alyssa Milano has been slammed online after she boasted Saturday about trading in her Tesla for a Volkswagen electric vehicle.

 

She claimed she made the switch to defy "hate and white supremacy" and businesses buying ads on Twitter.

 

"Volkswagen was literally founded by the Nazi's and Hitler,"

 

https://www.newsweek.com/alyssa-milano-ripped-trading-tesla-volkswagen-founded-nazis-1762518

 

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"Ve haff vays uff makink hyu go green!"

Though that might be true the problem is that the harder Trump pushes other nations who are our allies (or our antagonists), the more he alienates them and the more sympathy he generates for them. I've long been very anti CCP, but it's getting at the point where I'm now sympathetic towards China. I want to buy their products! A good percentage of the planet probably feels the same way, and the exact opposite about America. 

 

He is not only not making America great again, he's eroding our influence dramatically. 

 

 

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11 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Of course this could all just be some insane scheme to crash the US economy and the world economy with it, thereby making Trump and his super rich buddies even richer in the process. Who knows what lurks in the mind of this completely unhinged man?

 

Or it could be an insane scheme to crash the current system because the current system is not sustainable.

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, spidermike007 said:

You forgot to mention how incredibly well Clinton ran the economy. I can't think of a republican in recent history who was as competent as Clinton when it came to running the economy. 

Clinton had a pretty good bit of help from the dot-coms and the Republican house. 

 

If Obama or Biden's policies were anything like Clinton's, we'd never have needed a Trump. 

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12 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

You back stalking me sweat? You're creeping me out. 

Let me guess; you never had any friends as a child so had to invent them?😉

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2 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

 

Or it could be an insane scheme to crash the current system because the current system is not sustainable.

 

 

 

That would indeed be insane because there is absolutely no sign the clowns in the WH has an alternative in mind.

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11 hours ago, BLMFem said:

That would indeed be insane because there is absolutely no sign the clowns in the WH has an alternative in mind.

The alternative will reveal itself in time. 

If you start threads every 15 minutes, that won't accelerate anything. 

 

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11 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

You forgot to mention how incredibly well Clinton ran the economy. I can't think of a republican in recent history who was as competent as Clinton when it came to running the economy. 

Clinton was lucky.   He was around for the dot com boom. 

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3 minutes ago, BLMFem said:

That would indeed be insane because there is absolutely no sign the clowns in the WH has an alternative in mind.

 

The dems have built a government that we can't afford. 

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Just now, save the frogs said:

The alternative will reveal itself in time. 

If you start threads every 15 minutes, that won't accelerate anything. 

 

The alternative will reveal itself in time? People, I think I've just found the world's biggest optimist. Well done!👍

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Just now, TedG said:

 

The dems have built a government that we can't afford. 

No matter how many times you post the exact same sentence it will not make it any truer.

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Just now, BLMFem said:

No matter how many times you post the exact same sentence it will not make it any truer.

Spending is at 23% of the GDP.  WHen has the USA seen renvenue over 20% of the GDP? 

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19 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

You forgot to mention how incredibly well Clinton ran the economy. I can't think of a republican in recent history who was as competent as Clinton when it came to running the economy. 

 

Ha!  Clinton knew nothing of tariffs and how trade wars are fun and easy to win.

 

Trump, in masterful 44DD chest is doubling tariffs on steel and aluminium effective immediately, which will result in gorillions of dollars for the US treasury!  Gorillions!  

 

Winning!©

 

Not only that, the 90-day reprieve for loser nations to get their tribute ready and beg for a trade deal ends Monday.

 

"I'd gladly give you TACOs on Tuesday for a trade deal today"

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-MlxqMP9T8&ab_channel=KSDKNews

 

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Ultimately the people will decide and it does appear as if the majority in America do not like his tariff plans. A Marquette University Law School poll this month showed 37 percent of Americans support tariffs and 63 percent oppose them. A Harvard CAPS/Harris poll earlier this month showed that more Americans (26 percent) consider tariffs Trump's biggest mistake than any other issue, and 57 percent of respondents said tariffs are harming the US economy. And RealClearPolitics, a Republican-affiliated polling company, said negative opinions of Trump spiked to the highest level of his second term after he first announced the tariffs in April.

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The sad reality is that the USA has a dangerous amount of debt.

The only way to control and to reduce debt is to reduce spending and/or to collect more revenue.

The Trump budget increases spending and reduces tax revenues.

The budget deficit will increase again.

Pointing a finger at Biden, or Reagan or other presidents (except Clinton, who tamed his deficit) deflects from the immediate crisis. Trump has an opportunity to effect a responsible budget and has chosen not to do so. The Republicans who are calling for restraint are being ignored and threatened with primaries. It is not right wing, nor extremist to ask for fiscal restraint and responsibility.

 

The people of the USA have been transformed from a people of nation dreaming and big dreams to a nation of instant gratification and short term thinking. They refuse to accept that spending must be reduced, and that taxes for the very wealthy should not be reduced. The spending cuts will mostly impact the poor and vulnerable, and the tax reductions will mostly benefit the very wealthy, and yet, the US public is okay with that.  We are watching the decline of the USA, and if there is not an immediate and significant shift in fiscal policy, the end of the USA as a leading world economic power.

 

 

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