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What’s odd is to blame the debt on Biden when the graph you present shows it has always increased from the point where the X and Y intersect.

Under his predecessor’s watch, debt increased at its third fastest rate ever, assisted in part by tax cuts that were promised to miraculously cure the deficit and the debt. (A tactic that has never worked.) And it began before pandemic spending was even a thought.

If debt is part of a larger plan and the plan can be carried out, debt is not necessarily a bad thing. Business uses it all the time.
The trick is allowing a historically successful plan and strategy to play out instead of wrecking it merely because one’s party demands it.

I think it's naive to think Biden's plan will somehow work out and the national debt will somehow get better. I also think it's silly to compare amount of debt to how quickly the debt climbed under the previous admin. It was lower than the current no matter how fast it climbed before. However, I assume you are ok with the debt from the previous admin since you are ok with the higher debt of the current admin. Unless you think higher national debt is better you should be happier with the debt under Trump. Right?

 

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What’s odd is to blame the debt on Biden when the graph you present shows it has always increased from the point where the X and Y intersect.

Under his predecessor’s watch, debt increased at its third fastest rate ever, assisted in part by tax cuts that were promised to miraculously cure the deficit and the debt. (A tactic that has never worked.) And it began before pandemic spending was even a thought.

If debt is part of a larger plan and the plan can be carried out, debt is not necessarily a bad thing. Business uses it all the time.
The trick is allowing a historically successful plan and strategy to play out instead of wrecking it merely because one’s party demands it.

I wouldn't call it a "historically sucessful" plan. Debt is something we got away with due to the (US) petrodollar. Those days are coming to an end. The debt is being invested poorly.

 

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Wonder why?

‘“So many of these billionaires knew him,” Mr. Marsh said. “Nobody ever said ‘Watch out for him.’ ”’

WSJ News Exclusive | Jeffrey Epstein Documents, Part 2: Dinners With Lawrence Summers and Movie Screenings With Woody Allen

Schedules and emails show deeper relationships between the disgraced financier and a range of prominent people, including the former Treasury Secretary and the filmmaker

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Becuz all billionaires are part of the Clinton child *** ring.

 

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So of the really bad places might switch...but I wouldn't count on portland...might see a change in WA but that's a long shot...Denver's probably a 50/50 thing...anywhere in Cali is gonna hold the line

Many of these places (Portland, San Fran, Denver) have gone from extremely desirable to shytholes in a matter of years. Even clueless liberals are going to get sick of needles & human feces littering the neighbors.

 

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Many of these places (Portland, San Fran, Denver) have gone from extremely desirable to shytholes in a matter of years. Even clueless liberals are going to get sick of needles & human feces littering the neighbors.

I'd put every nickel i have that portland won't change...my relatives down there hear how portland is a sh!thole because of trump...Cali isn't gonna change until there's a real breaking point...like lack of tax revenue or revolt before change happens...

 

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I think it's naive to think Biden's plan will somehow work out and the national debt will somehow get better. I also think it's silly to compare amount of debt to how quickly the debt climbed under the previous admin. It was lower than the current no matter how fast it climbed before. However, I assume you are ok with the debt from the previous admin since you are ok with the higher debt of the current admin. Unless you think higher national debt is better you should be happier with the debt under Trump. Right?

The national debt can't be blamed on any one party or administration. Everybody along the way had a hand in creating that monstrosity.

 

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Joe Biden 'Engaged In A Bribery Scheme With A Foreign National': FBI Internal Document Alleges | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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The Banking Collapse Of 2023 Is Now Officially Bigger Than The Banking Collapse Of 2008 Was

Yes, you read the headline correctly. Collectively, the three big banks that have collapsed in 2023 had more assets than all 25 banks that collapsed in 2008 did. Unfortunately, the banking collapse of 2023 is

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Whistleblower alleges FBI, DOJ have document revealing criminal scheme involving Biden, foreign national

A whistleblower is alleging that the FBI and the Justice Department are in possession of a document that describes an alleged criminal scheme involving then-Vice President Joe Biden and a foreign national relating to the exchange of money for policy decisions, House Oversight Committee Chairman...

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The national debt can't be blamed on any one party or administration. Everybody along the way had a hand in creating that monstrosity.

That goes without saying.

 

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The Banking Collapse Of 2023 Is Now Officially Bigger Than The Banking Collapse Of 2008 Was

Yes, you read the headline correctly. Collectively, the three big banks that have collapsed in 2023 had more assets than all 25 banks that collapsed in 2008 did. Unfortunately, the banking collapse of 2023 is

theeconomiccollapseblog.com

The 2008 banking collapse was greatly overblown. Keep in mind all that money that we injected into the system ended up never being needed/used.