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"The cost of interest is on track to be $390 billion next year which is nearly 50% more than in 2017, and it is already the fastest growing government expense, the Congressional Budget Office said."
Let that sink in. It shows how irresponsible and reckless the Trump tax cuts are.
Trump has a horrible track record of failed business ventures and bankruptcies. It's like he's trying to do the same to the US government.
And, on an unrelated note, insiders at major corporation are selling stock in their own companies at a record pace. They must know an economic downturn is coming.
You’re out of step. The time to talk about that is when Democrats are in power or when they suggest a popular policy that costs far less than another rich guy hearyagohavesummo and benefits the majority.
Good to see people finally concerned about the debt after ignoring it the last eight years.
What would y'all like to cut to whittle it down?
My answer; everything
"The cost of interest is on track to be $390 billion next year which is nearly 50% more than in 2017, and it is already the fastest growing government expense, the Congressional Budget Office said."
Let that sink in. It shows how irresponsible and reckless the Trump tax cuts are.
Trump has a horrible track record of failed business ventures and bankruptcies. It's like he's trying to do the same to the US government.
And, on an unrelated note, insiders at major corporation are selling stock in their own companies at a record pace. They must know an economic downturn is coming.
"The cost of interest is on track to be $390 billion next year which is nearly 50% more than in 2017, and it is already the fastest growing government expense, the Congressional Budget Office said."
Let that sink in. It shows how irresponsible and reckless the Trump tax cuts are.
Trump has a horrible track record of failed business ventures and bankruptcies. It's like he's trying to do the same to the US government.
And, on an unrelated note, insiders at major corporation are selling stock in their own companies at a record pace. They must know an economic downturn is coming.
1. the trump tax cuts for everyone, is a good thing
2. trump, nor the republicans, nor the democrats, control the fed, which has raised interest rates...8 years of QE and historically low interest rates has made you complacent
this was KNOWN would happen, no matter who got elected
"The cost of interest is on track to be $390 billion next year which is nearly 50% more than in 2017, and it is already the fastest growing government expense, the Congressional Budget Office said."
Let that sink in. It shows how irresponsible and reckless the Trump tax cuts are.
Trump has a horrible track record of failed business ventures and bankruptcies. It's like he's trying to do the same to the US government.
And, on an unrelated note, insiders at major corporation are selling stock in their own companies at a record pace. They must know an economic downturn is coming.
Good to see people finally concerned about the debt after ignoring it the last eight years.
What would y'all like to cut to whittle it down?
Increase revenue by rescinding the tax cuts, raising taxes - and reexamine spending - and restore regular order in Congress.
I just heard Navy Secretary Richard Spencer say, because of Budget Control Act, US has lit a match to, literally burned/destroyed/wasted $4B in hard dollars on Navy appropriations alone, because Congress wasn't passing two-year budgets.
Only a 5 min. video - worth a view - comment on $4B begins about 3:30:
Increase revenue by rescinding the tax cuts, raising taxes - and reexamine spending - and restore regular order in Congress.
I just heard Navy Secretary Richard Spencer say, because of Budget Control Act, US has lit a match to, literally burned/destroyed/wasted $4B in hard dollars on Navy appropriations alone, because Congress wasn't passing two-year budgets.
Only a 5 min. video - worth a view - comment on $4B begins about 3:30:
The deficits under @BarackObama are the highest in America's history. Why is he bankrupting our country?
Yeah. the hypocrisy of both Trump and his supporters boggles my mind.
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