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Posted On: 01/19/2023 9:06:35 PM
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Re: Goosebumps #99236
A freaky ill-informed fool at that. YOU know, of course, that the Trumpanzees who lose their shit over spending under Dems but remain silent when their fake presidents sign unpaid for tax cuts that blow the deficit up, don't know jack shit.
(Debt ceilings were raised every single year of Trump's term. No Dem ultimatums to roll back Trump's tax cut.)
Why TF do we put up with this lame drill every time a Dem is president? Fuck the GOP, the consequences are ALL on them
Stand by, stand back, as the howler monkeys who post here lose their shit, again.
Snopes: Was Nearly 25% of the US National Debt Incurred During Trump Administration?
Claim: Roughly 25% of the nation's debt was incurred during the Trump Administration.
Rating: True
Context: A bipartisan package of legislation, passed toward the end of the Trump administration to combat the coronavirus pandemic, added roughly 3.7 trillion to the national debt.
On Jan. 17, 2023, newly elected U.S. Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy tweeted that "House Republicans" were "on a mission to end wasteful Washington spending."
In response to that tweet, former U.S Representative from Florida and current MSNBC contributor David Jolly, tweeted, "for context," that "roughly 25% of our total national debt incurred over the last 230 years actually occurred during the 4 years of the Trump administration."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/was-n...r-AA16xrqB
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(Debt ceilings were raised every single year of Trump's term. No Dem ultimatums to roll back Trump's tax cut.)
Why TF do we put up with this lame drill every time a Dem is president? Fuck the GOP, the consequences are ALL on them
Stand by, stand back, as the howler monkeys who post here lose their shit, again.
Snopes: Was Nearly 25% of the US National Debt Incurred During Trump Administration?
Claim: Roughly 25% of the nation's debt was incurred during the Trump Administration.
Rating: True
Context: A bipartisan package of legislation, passed toward the end of the Trump administration to combat the coronavirus pandemic, added roughly 3.7 trillion to the national debt.
On Jan. 17, 2023, newly elected U.S. Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy tweeted that "House Republicans" were "on a mission to end wasteful Washington spending."
In response to that tweet, former U.S Representative from Florida and current MSNBC contributor David Jolly, tweeted, "for context," that "roughly 25% of our total national debt incurred over the last 230 years actually occurred during the 4 years of the Trump administration."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/was-n...r-AA16xrqB
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