Tumblin Tumbleweed
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Nah. Maybe a third of the way.Republicans Are Offering Americans Nothing, Literally Nothing
They're about to put their boot all the way up Biden's ass.
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Nah. Maybe a third of the way.Republicans Are Offering Americans Nothing, Literally Nothing
They're about to put their boot all the way up Biden's ass.
Paying for wars we aren't involved in?What are taxes for?
It's funny how Trumptards refused to say a single word in criticism of Trump adding $8 trillion to the debt in half the time it took Obama.Republicans are offering a stop to this madness... we are 35 Trillion in debt....
Trump had to rebuild our military and launch a huge covid war....It's funny how Trumptards refused to say a single word in criticism of Trump adding $8 trillion to the debt in half the time it took Obama.
I honestly do not know how they can stand the stench of their own hypocrisy.
Trump proposes record spending, trillion-dollar deficit
Trump Proposes a Record $4.75 Trillion Budget
So when I hear Republicans complaining how shocked, shocked they are with all the spending going on, I want to puke.
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SS, Medicare and Medicaid cost 2.4 trillion dollars. That’s half our budget right there. Are those Republican passed programs?I take it, then, you are opposed to the $1.4 trillion in annual tax expenditures the government hands out, most of which were enacted by Republicans.
Um...retard?Trump had to rebuild our military and launch a huge covid war....
Yeah... you're probably right...If you were asked to name one substantive policy or initiative passed by Republicans during 2016-2018, the last time they held sway in the House, Senate and Executive Branch, the only answer would be their huge tax giveaway to the nation’s corporations and wealthiest individuals in 2017. Tax cuts for the very rich — and by “rich,” we are talking about the wealthiest 1% of all Americans — have been the singular foundation of all GOP policy for the past five decades. All of the noise and histrionics about so-called social issues (abortion, immigration, gun ownership) has simply been a useful vehicle to accomplish that solitary imperative: cutting taxes for the richest Americans. Conversely, any policy or effort by Democrats to legislate benefiting the remaining 99% of the American population has been met with stiff and unyielding opposition.
But on the very rare occasions when Republican candidates for office are required to articulate exactly what their policies would be if elected, that dominant, exclusive goal of tax cuts for corporations and the nation’s uber-wealthy is oddly never mentioned. Instead, we are treated to a seemingly never-ending litany of imagined Democratic evils and appeals to voters’ base fears and grievances (which for the most part boil down to racism and xenophobia). When a Republican candidate loudly declares we must “Close the borders,” for example, he’s not talking about denying Texas businesses the 1.1 million undocumented workers those same businesses eagerly hire to reduce their operating costs and obligations to pay a living wage to their employees. Because that would swiftly wipe out Texas’s service, agricultural and construction economy which, along with the economies of most Southwestern states, relies on exploiting those undocumented workers so its businesses can stay afloat. In this way “immigration” simply serves as a shiny object for their voters to angrily focus on while Republicans drain the nation’s treasury for the benefit of their corporate donor base.
Beyond the “close the border” tripe (and fearmongering about guns and abortion, hot-button topics trotted out in service of the same end goal of gutting corporate taxes) what exactly do Republicans have to offer Americans that will actually, tangibly make their lives better? The answer is: literally nothing.
Republicans are offering Americans nothing—literally, nothing
If you were asked to name one substantive policy or initiative passed by Republicans during 2016-2018—the last time they held sway in the House, Senate, and executive branch—the only answer would be their huge tax giveaway to the nation’s corporations...www.dailykos.com
You don't expect the 1% to pay taxes on those inflationary prices they're charging do you?
didn't vote for Trump, but how much has Joe added in the 1 1/2 years he's been in office?It's funny how Trumptards refused to say a single word in criticism of Trump adding $8 trillion to the debt in half the time it took Obama.
I honestly do not know how they can stand the stench of their own hypocrisy.
Trump proposes record spending, trillion-dollar deficit
Trump Proposes a Record $4.75 Trillion Budget
So when I hear Republicans complaining how shocked, shocked they are with all the spending going on, I want to puke.
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Here is just how much in the dark your propagandists are keeping you.SS, Medicare and Medicaid cost 2.4 trillion dollars. That’s half our budget right there. Are those Republican passed programs?
Current U.S. Federal Government Spending
U.S. federal government spending for FY 2021 is $4.829 trillion. The most expensive programs are Social Security, Defense, and Medicare. How are you affected?www.thebalancemoney.com
Biden is doing his very best to beat Trump's record.didn't vote for Trump, but how much has Joe added in the 1 1/2 years he's been in office?
You are making the assumption that everyone wants to be on welfareIf you were asked to name one substantive policy or initiative passed by Republicans during 2016-2018, the last time they held sway in the House, Senate and Executive Branch, the only answer would be their huge tax giveaway to the nation’s corporations and wealthiest individuals in 2017. Tax cuts for the very rich — and by “rich,” we are talking about the wealthiest 1% of all Americans — have been the singular foundation of all GOP policy for the past five decades. All of the noise and histrionics about so-called social issues (abortion, immigration, gun ownership) has simply been a useful vehicle to accomplish that solitary imperative: cutting taxes for the richest Americans. Conversely, any policy or effort by Democrats to legislate benefiting the remaining 99% of the American population has been met with stiff and unyielding opposition.
But on the very rare occasions when Republican candidates for office are required to articulate exactly what their policies would be if elected, that dominant, exclusive goal of tax cuts for corporations and the nation’s uber-wealthy is oddly never mentioned. Instead, we are treated to a seemingly never-ending litany of imagined Democratic evils and appeals to voters’ base fears and grievances (which for the most part boil down to racism and xenophobia). When a Republican candidate loudly declares we must “Close the borders,” for example, he’s not talking about denying Texas businesses the 1.1 million undocumented workers those same businesses eagerly hire to reduce their operating costs and obligations to pay a living wage to their employees. Because that would swiftly wipe out Texas’s service, agricultural and construction economy which, along with the economies of most Southwestern states, relies on exploiting those undocumented workers so its businesses can stay afloat. In this way “immigration” simply serves as a shiny object for their voters to angrily focus on while Republicans drain the nation’s treasury for the benefit of their corporate donor base.
Beyond the “close the border” tripe (and fearmongering about guns and abortion, hot-button topics trotted out in service of the same end goal of gutting corporate taxes) what exactly do Republicans have to offer Americans that will actually, tangibly make their lives better? The answer is: literally nothing.
Republicans are offering Americans nothing—literally, nothing
If you were asked to name one substantive policy or initiative passed by Republicans during 2016-2018—the last time they held sway in the House, Senate, and executive branch—the only answer would be their huge tax giveaway to the nation’s corporations...www.dailykos.com
You don't expect the 1% to pay taxes on those inflationary prices they're charging do you?
While I do agree, the other side, is just as bad, if not worse. The ruling elites, are attempting to make freedom and free thought a crime.Remember that whole eight years long "repeal and replace Obamacare" hoax, rubes?
You kept falling for it over and over and over and over and over. Election after election after election.
What a bunch of credulous retards. We are way, way, way past "fool me once, fool me twice". WAAAAAAY past.
Rebuilding what Obama destroyed.... and now the next president will have to spend big to fix what Joe has done....Um...retard?
Trump and the GOP Congress began doubling the federal deficit BEFORE Covid.
You are parroting bullshit excuses given to you by the very same people who have no qualms about lying to you.
Wake up, idiot!
You are pathetic.Rebuilding what Obama destroyed.... and now the next president will have to spend big to fix what Joe has done....
Says the Biden puppet... LMAOYou are pathetic.
You really need to start thinking for yourself instead of parroting the manufactured bullshit being fed to you.
This is exactly why politicians know they can get away with spitting in your face.
"They have brought us rain!"