Budget
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How do you listen to npr and not cut you fucking ears off?doogie said:
Fuck off. I'm driving home from Portland right now listening to NPR interview experts discussing how many Kids Trump wants to starve because we aren't spending enough money.2001400ex said:
What a cool day man. When deficits don't matter.doogie said:Doesn't mean shit.
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$1.5 trillion of borrowed money? That’s what trump is proposing. @doogie is a yes.doogie said:
Fuck off. I'm driving home from Portland right now listening to NPR interview experts discussing how many Kids Trump wants to starve because we aren't spending enough money.2001400ex said:
What a cool day man. When deficits don't matter.doogie said:Doesn't mean shit.
You can keep ranting though, it's cute. -
A buck 5 over 10 years.CirrhosisDawg said:
The budget congress approved authorizes another $1.5 trillion of deficit spending over the next 10 years. If congress approves. Debt/gdp is already over 100%. You are a yes?salemcoog said:Next thing you know there will be a new tax plan.
It's been a rough weak for the left, especially with the travel bans lifted.
But Russia!!!!!
Oh yeah, that shit's fallin apart too.
T's and P's to libtard for a safe weekend that doesn't involve belts or sheets.
No problem if true considering the spending spree of the last 12 years.
Debt/*gnp is only a problem at around 120. At least that’s what all Obamapologists told me when He was the QB. And it will only lower as time goes on.
Drop in the bucket considering the friendly economic conditions present in the here and now. -
Debt is always an issue, but the escalating debt of the last 16 years has been alleviated by low interest rates. The ongoing cost of the debt is relatively low compared to the $4 trillion in revenues. This will become an issue when interest rates go up.salemcoog said:
A buck 5 over 10 years.CirrhosisDawg said:
The budget congress approved authorizes another $1.5 trillion of deficit spending over the next 10 years. If congress approves. Debt/gdp is already over 100%. You are a yes?salemcoog said:Next thing you know there will be a new tax plan.
It's been a rough weak for the left, especially with the travel bans lifted.
But Russia!!!!!
Oh yeah, that shit's fallin apart too.
T's and P's to libtard for a safe weekend that doesn't involve belts or sheets.
No problem if true considering the spending spree of the last 12 years.
Debt/*gnp is only a problem at around 120. At least that’s what all Obamapologists told me when He was the QB. And it will only lower as time goes on.
Drop in the bucket considering the friendly economic conditions present in the here and now.
Problem is, neither party is actually interested in cutting expenses. And cutting taxes won't bring in enough revenue to cover the reduced tax rates. Never has worked in the last 50 years of cutting taxes, it won't this time either especially when rates are relatively low compared to the 60s through mid 80s. -
And now that the Obamapologists are done using that weak fucking excuse, you're going to start using it?salemcoog said:
A buck 5 over 10 years.CirrhosisDawg said:
The budget congress approved authorizes another $1.5 trillion of deficit spending over the next 10 years. If congress approves. Debt/gdp is already over 100%. You are a yes?salemcoog said:Next thing you know there will be a new tax plan.
It's been a rough weak for the left, especially with the travel bans lifted.
But Russia!!!!!
Oh yeah, that shit's fallin apart too.
T's and P's to libtard for a safe weekend that doesn't involve belts or sheets.
No problem if true considering the spending spree of the last 12 years.
Debt/*gnp is only a problem at around 120. At least that’s what all Obamapologists told me when He was the QB. And it will only lower as time goes on.
Drop in the bucket considering the friendly economic conditions present in the here and now.
Why am I not surprised?
What a fucking twat you are. -
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But but but Reagan ended the cold war and cold wars don't come cheap. Nothing to do with tax cuts. Look away.AZDuck said:
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https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/5/23/15593974/trump-tax-cut-dynamic-scoring-cartoon
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Still, even the Tax Foundation’s analysis doesn’t back up the claims made by the Trump administration, which expects 3 percent of economic growth by 2021. The Tax Foundation’s model puts it at around 2.3 percent.
That hasn't stopped the Trump administration from continuing to make these claims. When journalists point out that there’s no evidence tax cuts pay for themselves, they say the administration will show that, contrary to all the evidence, it actually can. -
Nice 8 th grade Econ analysis as always






