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The House’s new bill takes effect starting in 2025, and would add $600 billion to the national debt within the next decade, and then $3.2 trillion in the 10 years after that, according to Howard Gleckman of the Tax Policy Center.

http://fortune.com/2018/09/28/house-3-8-trillion-tax-cut-passes/

Jesus christ.

Fucking GOP man, the fiscally conservative group are literally looting the coffers. These guys need to get the fuck out of office. Some of these corrupt fuckers needed hanged.

Good work, you fucking used fuck in every fucking sentence.

Is this really a surprise? Democrats and Republicans are the same, they just put on a show for all the stupid sheep.  They want big military and they only serve interests of corporations and wealthy billionaires.

The false equivalency argument is getting kinda annoying. When one party overwhelming and continuously votes one way and the other party votes the other way, it's pretty fucking obvious who to blame.

When people say "oh no! it's both sides" and throw their hands up in the air, they're just giving up for no real reason. They're fall to the status quo and people shouldn't just accept the status quo.

It's pretty interesting that one party's trying to progress and the other party's trying to revert.

Your wrong, they are the same.  The different voting is all just a show they put on.

In the end they wll want big military and to keep the fiat fractional lending bullshit monetary system.

You know who really makes the laws? Billionaires like the Koch Brothers

This is a great time to remind everyone that if it wasn't for Bush and Trump tax cuts and our wars in the Middle East, we would be running a surplus for the past 20 years.

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Follow the money you. When one party receives tens of millions of dollars and the other party receives hundreds of thousands of dollars, you say both parties are equal, when in reality, they're really not.
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You really want to follow the money, or you want to slide away from this issue and quickly move to another subject?

Topic's about the GOP looting the coffers. Leaving all the debt. The newly posted link is totally on topic, your shit-tier troll comment isn't on topic.

I'm on topic, dude. Where is the tens of millions vs the hundreds of thousands?

https://www.opensecrets.org/

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I recommend looking into Jill Stein first.

No ducking and dodging, please. You made the assertion, please support it. Open secrets is a pretty big cloud of data. It's no better than a response like "Google it."

Some 86 percent was spent by conservative groups, 11 percent by liberal groups and 3 percent by other groups.

You cannot trust Republican with money ever.

Also you'll notice on your charts the Republicans send us back in the right direction and the Democrats are the ones to turn it back around every time.

You do know those charts are highlighting growth of debt? So, when the chart goes up, that's a BAD thing. When the charts go down, that's a good thing.

I'm amazed that you can't even read basic charts.

https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FRfZv5z4.jpg&t=594&c=stDd7EQ39MTtpQ

Tell me more.

..... a child can understand these charts....

It is unfortunate the amount of cognitive dissonance you seem to be able to just wash away. Your own words contradict themselves, but I am the one who is wrong. Ok.
I am also sorry you feel the need to shotgun reports any time you make yourself look stupid and I point it out, knowing the moderator will take any opportunity to silence opinions he doesn't agree with (as long as he has plausible deniability).

Nobody gets anywhere close to the looting done by Obama.

President Donald Trump: Total Actual plus Budgeted = $5.683 trillion, as much in one term as Obama accumulated in two.

https://www.thebalance.com/deficit-by-president-what-budget-deficits-hide-3306151

Thanks for proving my argument...

Except he didn't lol. You are absolutely delusional.

President Barack Obama
President Obama had the largest deficits. By the end of his final budget, FY 2017, his deficits were $6.690 trillion. Obama took office during the Great Recession. He immediately needed to spend billions to stop it. He convinced Congress to add the $787 billion economic stimulus package to Bush’s FY 2009 budget. This added $253 billion to the FY 2009 budget. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act added another $534 billion over the rest of Obama’s terms.

In 2010, the Obama tax cut added $858 billion to the debt in its first two years. Obama increased defense spending, adding as much as $800 billion a year. Federal income decreased due to lower tax receipts from the 2008 financial crisis.

Both Presidents Bush and Obama suffered from higher mandatory spending than their predecessors did. Social Security and Medicare benefits were eating up more of the budget. Health care costs were rising as the American population aged. In 2010, Obama launched the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. It sought to reduce health care spending. This reduction would lower the debt by $143 billion by 2020. In total, $983 billion was added to the national debt under Obama.

Trump promised to reduce the national debt. But the debt by president reveals that Trump will increase the debt by $8.3 trillion in just one term. His plan to reduce the debt relies on increasing economic growth to 6 percent. Like most Republicans, he used tax cuts to spur that level of growth.

President Donald Trump: Total Actual plus Budgeted = $5.683 trillion, almost as much in one term as Obama accumulated in two.

art.

So far I have not seen ANY bank bailouts, quantitative easing nonsense, nothing of the sort from Trump.