I think they’re pointing out how all political pundits will blame the deficit on whoever the next Democrat president is. The truth you just wrote won’t be mentioned by any of them and all blame will be assigned to the next one.
I think that’s the key. Obama increased the debt - to get out of the Great Recession. Trump increased the debt - to give billionaires and corporations huge tax cuts. Biden increased the debt - to stimulate growth in green industries and manufacturing. Trump increased the debt again - to give billionaires etc etc.
Just the idea that the yearly budget of the Pentagon is going to go from $800 billion pre-COVID to $1500 billion indicates the people are not a priority.
$1500 billion and it’s still not enough to feed all soldiers lol. The vast amount of that money just straight up goes to the billionaires who hold stocks of armament comppanies or whatever.
Pushing massive tax cuts for the wealthy (and for regular citizens, but those ones had an expiration date attached) during a time of economic turmoil was certainly an interesting choice.
Like fuck Trump, but the debt accumulates exponentially
I think they’re pointing out how all political pundits will blame the deficit on whoever the next Democrat president is. The truth you just wrote won’t be mentioned by any of them and all blame will be assigned to the next one.
Ahh, yes! The same happened with Pinochet!
Especially when you piss away billions on vanity projects, cut off revenue, and start multiple wars for your oil baron masters
I think that’s the key. Obama increased the debt - to get out of the Great Recession. Trump increased the debt - to give billionaires and corporations huge tax cuts. Biden increased the debt - to stimulate growth in green industries and manufacturing. Trump increased the debt again - to give billionaires etc etc.
Just the idea that the yearly budget of the Pentagon is going to go from $800 billion pre-COVID to $1500 billion indicates the people are not a priority.
$1500 billion and it’s still not enough to feed all soldiers lol. The vast amount of that money just straight up goes to the billionaires who hold stocks of armament comppanies or whatever.
Pushing massive tax cuts for the wealthy (and for regular citizens, but those ones had an expiration date attached) during a time of economic turmoil was certainly an interesting choice.
yeah but not by that much