benson13 Posted February 10 During the 2016 campaign, President Donald Trump was heralded for promising to zero-out the deficit. That promise was destroyed by the GOP’s only legislative accomplishment: their tax cuts for Corp's and the Top 1% Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 10 If you ever need definitive proof that republicans can't govern, give them the single strongest economic boom in history and watch them turn it into a debt-fueled recession republican PJ Orourke Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 10 Why do we have to keep Subsidizing these states?????????????????????? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MidnightMax Posted February 10 So beanie, I don't hear you WHINING about Warren's or Bernie's $10 TRILLION annual budget!!! OR for that fact, ANY of the DEBT BUSTING BUDGETS needed to pay for ALL THE FREE SCHIT your POTTY WANTS TO HAND OUT!!! Got milk?? Because you won't have once YOUR SCHITSTAINS get elected!!! ROFLMAO!!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 10 States receiving the most federal funding per tax dollar paid: 1. New Mexico: $2.63 2. West Virginia: $2.57 3. Mississippi: $2.47 4. District of Colombia: $2.41 5. Hawaii: $2.38 6. Alabama: $2.03 7. Alaska: $1.93 8. Montana: $1.92 9. South Carolina: $1.92 10. Maine: $1.78 This gap between political perception and fiscal reality is also reflected in the distribution of tax dollars at the state level: Most politically “red” states are financially in the red when it comes to how much money they receive from Washington compared with what their residents pay in taxes. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 10 So his official plan is to fuk things up and then have someone else fix things after he's left office... ...pretty much can't be any more "conservative" than that. And, of course, Democrats have been fixing intentional "conservative" fuk-ups for decades...nothing new here Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duck615 Posted February 10 Yep benson you are stupid Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 10 You've chosen to ignore content by FECES615 You've chosen to ignore content by 3-Votes LOSER ^^^^^Twins Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 10 anything in the ConMans & ""conservatives"" $4.8 TRILLION Dollar Budget for GW/Climate Change??? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duck615 Posted February 10 benson, why do you post the same BS over and over? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MidnightMax Posted February 10 4 minutes ago, Duck615 said: benson, why do you post the same BS over and over? He's got NO NEW MATERIAL from the MORON MANIPULATORS recently!!! You should know that he gets a DAILY DUMP of BULLSCHIT, but nothing in it is good news for him, so he RE RE RE RE REPEATS the same recycled LIES. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duck615 Posted February 10 Poor benson the welfare porch monkey Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 10 republiKLANS have been doing this since raygun: 1) cut taxes on the wealthy and corporations, which will increase the $ coming in to the government 2) less $ comes in, so we need to cut spending 3) cut social welfare programs while increasing the military budget 4) lather, rinse, repeat Eisenhower warned us about the MIC, but we still don't get it! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Duck615 Posted February 10 LYING CRYING BENSON SAYING THE SAME THING OVER AND OVER ON DIFFERENT THREADS Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
benson13 Posted February 11 Trump thumbs his nose at spending levels he signed into law with new ‘conservative fantasy budget’: report Trump unveiled his new $4.8 trillion budget to Congress, which proposes steep reductions in social-safety-net programs and foreign aid, along with an increase in military spending. According to POLITICO’s Jennifer Sholtes and Caitlin Emma, Trump “thumbed his nose” at the spending caps he signed into law last summer with his new “conservative dream” budget designed to be more successful with lawmakers in Trump’s potential second term. “Since Trump and congressional leaders already settled on new funding caps for the fiscal year ahead, this budget was the president’s big chance to give realistic feedback on how he wants Congress to divvy up that cash,” they write. “Instead, he burned that opportunity in favor of penning another fiscally conservative dream document lawmakers will largely disregard, though its cuts could please his base in November and get recycled should he win another four-year term.” According to House Appropriations Chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-NY), it’s “unfortunate that instead of using his budget to build on the historic investments in last year’s budget deal, the president doubled down on partisan talking points that have no chance of becoming law,” adding that it’s “a disastrous repeat of the misplaced priorities and callous cuts he has pursued unsuccessfully in past requests.” Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
personreal Posted February 11 Just now, benson13 said: Trump thumbs his nose at spending levels he signed into law with new ‘conservative fantasy budget’: report Trump unveiled his new $4.8 trillion budget to Congress, which proposes steep reductions in social-safety-net programs and foreign aid, along with an increase in military spending. According to POLITICO’s Jennifer Sholtes and Caitlin Emma, Trump “thumbed his nose” at the spending caps he signed into law last summer with his new “conservative dream” budget designed to be more successful with lawmakers in Trump’s potential second term. “Since Trump and congressional leaders already settled on new funding caps for the fiscal year ahead, this budget was the president’s big chance to give realistic feedback on how he wants Congress to divvy up that cash,” they write. “Instead, he burned that opportunity in favor of penning another fiscally conservative dream document lawmakers will largely disregard, though its cuts could please his base in November and get recycled should he win another four-year term.” According to House Appropriations Chairwoman Nita Lowey (D-NY), it’s “unfortunate that instead of using his budget to build on the historic investments in last year’s budget deal, the president doubled down on partisan talking points that have no chance of becoming law,” adding that it’s “a disastrous repeat of the misplaced priorities and callous cuts he has pursued unsuccessfully in past requests.” In other news... "Barr announces sweeping new sanctions, 'significant escalation' against left-wing sanctuary cities" https://www.foxnews.com/politics/barr-announces-new-sanctuary-policies Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
