Trump Promises to Create External Revenue Service

[Vambram]

You offered analysis devoid of fact. Numbers that add to debt is not a matter of opinion. Specially when given multiple sources I provided saying the same; seeing they come from the same group tasked to track those numbers. What you offered was an excuse why the numbers under Trump (and worse than Biden's) were what they are. That does not change the fact of what they are.

I disagree with your opinion and your analysis.

 

[Vambram]

Analysis of your own opinion isn’t analysis.

I linked my opinion with an analysis from the investopedia website.

 

[Pommer]

I linked my opinion with an analysis from the investopedia website.

Which didn’t support your contention.

 

[Vambram]

Which didn’t support your contention.

I believe that it does.

 

[Pommer]

I believe that it does.

What is your contention, (again, if you would)?

US debt by President (investopedia)

 

[Vambram]

What is your contention, (again, if you would)?

The COVID-19 pandemic year of 2020 is an outlier year in which 99% of the politicians on Capitol Hill and the White House advocated and approved at least a trillion dollars of extra spending and extra budget deficits. Also, the National Debt at the end of 2020 exploded in like manner due to the national budget and national economic problems.

 

[Pommer]

The COVID-19 pandemic year of 2020 is an outlier year in which 99% of the politicians on Capitol Hill and the White House advocated and approved at least a trillion dollars of extra spending and extra budget deficits. Also, the National Debt at the end of 2020 exploded in like manner due to the national budget and national economic problems.

Yeah, he caught a bum break, Biden had then caught the wake of those events and decisions (or lack thereof). Trump is President in less than 59 hours and is busting out new tariffs, won’t it be “exciting!”?

 

[KCfromNC]

Opinions may vary about the National Debt and the budget deficits.

Maybe, but progress could be made if posts would at least agree that facts are real.

 

[KCfromNC]

Yes, let us not forget just how totally awesome the progressive left wing liberal policies of the Democratic Party are.

When a post has to change the subject away from a previous post changing the subject away from a failed talking point, I know how seriously it should be taken.

 

[Nithavela]

Who said anything about kill? And you forgot to mention their agents.

Maybe you should get in contact with Trump and get tapped for the leader of his new ministry of justice. You seem to have a good handle on who should be dealt with swiftly.

 

[Canuckster]

Maybe you should get in contact with Trump and get tapped for the leader of his new ministry of justice. You seem to have a good handle on who should be dealt with swiftly.

I suspect Trump has a handle on who should be dealt with. I wouldn’t qualify as I am not in the military. Military tribunals take place during wartime and are not part of the civilian justice system. America is at war with an enemy that’s deploying every non-kinetic weapon at its disposal against the American people. My prayers are for America to be victorious. Many haven't noticed, but prayer can be as effective as a large powerful military.

 

[seeking.IAM]

I thought we were streamlining government. Now a new department of government paper pushers? Maybe the new Department of Government Efficiency will cut this before it gets off the ground.

 

[Say it aint so]

I linked my opinion with an analysis from the investopedia website.

From your investopedia website:

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"Spending also increased under then-President Donald Trump by about 50% from fiscal year 2019 to fiscal year 2021. This was largely driven by tax cuts and COVID-19 relief measures. Those types of moves, along with increased government spending and decreased tax revenue from high levels of unemployment, can generally cause the national debt to rise sharply."​

So since your own site is making the same claims being made here, yet you in your opinion disagree with what is being said, how do you square that?