Essential Economics for Politicians

She also said t only did it to please his stupidest supporters.

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He’s got a lot of those. You ever listen to Hannity and Limbaugh? You listen and you don’t believe anyone is stupid enough to take them seriously but millions do.
 
He’s got a lot of those. You ever listen to Hannity and Limbaugh? You listen and you don’t believe anyone is stupid enough to take them seriously but millions do.
It does all seem to be some strange hoax, prank or nightmare . . . to take those people seriously is to abandon all commonsense and sense of reasoning. Do these people ever question the validity of their BS? These people are looking for ratings and selling books and have a segment of America hooked deep, that's the business plan . . . it has nothing to do with caring about anything but their bank account.
 
Why did you people elect such a man?
Ann really lost her marbles.
Remember when she predicted Trump would win the primary on the Bill Maher show?
They all laughed at her, and she was right.
Then Trump didnt return her phone calls and she went off the deep end.
Reminds me of what happened to that fat cow Rosie O Donnell, and the way Pelosi chewed on her face in the SOTU address.
He knows how to bring out their inner lunatic, and then he just stands back and lets it happen.
 
In our opinion: Congratulations, the U.S. debt just passed $22 trillion

Perhaps the most disturbing thing about the recent government shutdown was not whether Congress would agree to the construction of a border wall. It was that neither side made any attempt to stand for austerity.

Not long ago, shutdowns were staged over debt ceilings, sequestrations and fiscal cliffs — all in efforts to force cuts that might bring the nation’s expenses more in line with its revenues.

This one was staged over whether to add an expenditure. The Republican Party, long the vanguard of fiscal conservatism, was silent on the need for prudence.

Meanwhile, economists are noting an historical anomaly. The nation has both a booming economy and a growing annual budget deficit. Usually, deficits fall along with unemployment.

In fiscal year 2019, the federal government is projected to run a deficit of nearly $1 trillion, spending $4.4 trillion while raising only $3.42 trillion.

https://www.deseretnews.com/article...the-us-debt-just-passed-dollar22-trilion.html

Izzy, The problem is your hero Don the Con is an idiot. The nation has both a booming economy and a growing annual budget deficit. Usually, deficits fall along with unemployment.
 
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