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we should just take a billion form each of them and then we could run the government for how long? at 6.7 trillion/year |
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When you have to resort to blatant lies to defend your beliefs, doesn’t that suggest you have flimsy beliefs? They doubled the standard deduction. Do you know what that means? Billionaires don’t claim the standard deduction. Again, you’d really benefit from a basic course in economics/accounting, preferably a course for which the textbook isn’t Chairman Mao’s Little Red Book. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I’m not saying the tax code can’t be made more fair. But liberals act as if the marginal rate on zillionaires is the only thing stopping us from pure utopia, when in reality (. it where liberals like to operate) the impact is practically a rounding error. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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You are 100% correct that republicans only care about the dangers of debt when a democrat is in the white house. 100% correct. What you left out, is that both sides do it. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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U.S spent 5.8 trillion in Afghanistan & trillions in Iraq. Past time to invest in Americans-infrastructure, technology, child care, education, energy,health, drinkable water etc. Returns will abound in a prospering nation.The rich can pay taxes, they agree
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Is there any chance at all, you can answer that question, as I asked it? We don’t invest in education? Hartford, CT spends approximately $20,000 annually, per student, and the schools suck. My sons catholic middle school costs $5,500 a year and it’s awesome. Liberals need to get past the mindset that spending more automatically means higher quality. There’s lots of data to suggest that’s totally wrong. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Biden on Friday said he would prefer the price tag described as “zero.” “We pay for everything we spend,” Biden said at the White House. “It’s going to be zero. Zero.” Yes Jim Zero if it’s paid for it will add zero to the debt…. Why is it so hard for you to read between the lines .. but you actually think he means Zero who’s being disingenuous here you or Biden Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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First, there is a big difference between something costing $0, and something adding $0 to the debt. He seems to be conflating those two things. Second, if it's going to be paid for, where does the $3.5T come from, exactly? |
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I’m sure some will trickle in. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Ain't gonna happen unless the federal government is forced to massively cut spending instead of spending beyond its means. And constant borrowing is not a feasible means. And the money it borrows to do wonderful sounding things (for which it was not constitutionally designed to do) winds up in the pockets of the rich and powerful who you claim is strangling the government. (With various kickbacks to the political Mafia, of course.) |
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They do seem to be one sided Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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how about his promise to cure cancer? was that also hyperbole? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Well since Biden supporting counties generate 70% of the GDP and I’d assume a commensurate portion of taxes, I find it laughable that the 30% contributors are so concerned about their minority share of taxation increasing.
They are quite willing to live in taking states Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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go ahead and primary challenge her, that’s how the system works. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
A catastrophic failure of US journalism and politics is that something like Biden's 10-year, $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill is not called a $350 billion annual bill...but the Pentagon's budget, which will exceed $7.5 trillion over a decade, is called a $750 billion annual bill
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Manchin and Sinema say they won’t vote for a $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill.
The US war budget doesn’t go down, not even after we allegedly end wars. It was bigger than ever this year. $7.5 trillion is the floor for what it will be over the next decade—and both voted for it. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Meanwhile one should ask, when will Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley get a subpoena for their actions on January 6th?
Asking for a friend Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Joe Biden received more votes in his election than any other presidential candidate in history. The American people overwhelmingly support his agenda. Its time for Congress to do the same.
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pete apparently got the memo the biden admin is circulating...
this is the best line the memo states. "And because President Biden’s plan is fully paid for, we can do this with a price tag of $0." :rotf2: |
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if they wanted a progressive liberal agenda, the senate wouldn’t be 50-50. The people of AZ and WV didn’t elect moderate senators to transform the country. if thats what the democrats want, then nominate candidates who say that up front and see how they do in november. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
I'm trying to remember the last time democrat proposals, plans, spending cost less than they promised....not even "one dime down" ....this is truly HISTORIC ! :uhuh:
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we’re not a left wing country at the moment. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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