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From the day Republicans took over congress until the day Obama left office, our debt increased by 8 trillion.
Same way he cuts taxes for the rich.How does a President spend money? Please be specific as our constitution completely disagrees with you.
From the day Republicans took over congress until the day Obama left office, our debt increased by 8 trillion.
Same way he cuts taxes for the rich.
Spending went down after Republicans took over. Fact.
Your posts are hypocritical at best.
$8 trillion increase by a republican congress.
Demonstrably false. Already proven false. Why don't you moveon?
LOL, Ok, I'll let you continue on with your silly fourth grade understanding of the budgeting process.Congress cut taxes not the president.
Isnt the Republican Party supposed to favor low debt, balanced budgets, and all that good stuff.
Because most Republicans want to be left alone by government, not have more rules to follow.
Is that why they're blowing up the deficit spending? REPUBLICANS = HIGHER DEFICITS.
LMAO, that one had to sting a bitSame way he cuts taxes for the rich.
A curious thing, they control the House, the Senate, the Presidency. Yet their signature policy achievement is a tax cut for the wealthy and questionable immigration enforcement. You'd think with the midterms coming they'd be trying to push through as much legislation as possible in case they lose in November. They only seem to be working in the shadows and hiding their crimes instead of working for the American people like they claimed they would.
And what's your point. GW Bush was the big spender, and he executed the worst presidential pass-on since the Great Depression. Two Wars, Banking/Housing crisis, CEO corruption gone Amuk, Bankrupt American Auto Industry, Severely depressed stock market. Obama had no choice but to clean up his mess for his first 2 years. Then he started reducing spending. Your blind allegiance continues to amaze.
My point was Democrats increased spending, both baseline and stimulus and Republicans reduced it after 2010. You can quit trying to move the goal posts, I already knew you were going to do that. Presidents don't reduce spending, Congressional budgets and spending legislation does. Bush actually wasn't a big spender if you check his budgets.
I don't have blind allegiance, Im trying to have a factual discussion here. You might try it sometime.
And the goalposts keep on moving.Yeah, how are they doing with that right now?
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-02-09/republicans-deficits-and-the-two-santa-theory
With his signing of a budget deal Friday morning, a Republican president has now joined forces with a Republican-controlled Congress to increase the projected 2019 deficit from $710 billion to $1.15 trillion. And that's in just two months, the time it took to add spending increases to the effect of the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul enacted in January.
A curious thing, they control the House, the Senate, the Presidency. Yet their signature policy achievement is a tax cut for the wealthy and questionable immigration enforcement. You'd think with the midterms coming they'd be trying to push through as much legislation as possible in case they lose in November. They only seem to be working in the shadows and hiding their crimes instead of working for the American people like they claimed they would.