Trump wants Gov't Shutdown; Trump signs massive 2yr budget deal

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11PM

 

[88m3]

Government shutdown number 2


:nooooo:

 

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Slate.com
2 hrs ·
Running deficits is fine, anyway.


Republicans Have Actually Been Pretty Consistent on the Debt
It's no surprise that the GOP is exploding the deficit under Trump.
SLATE.COM

 

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Government Shutdown Set as Rand Paul Protests Budget Deal


Where is the White House tonight anyways?

 

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[DEAD7]

Why wasn't he doing this level of disruption with the tax plan which was wrote in secret on napkins ?

Greater good

 

[88m3]

The only thing Rand Paul really cares about are the "entitlements" in this bill. Remember that.

 

[Serious]

You know why we're here, back at it again


Good grief:

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

Always had a thing for Kira's petite, sexy ass...

still smashable today, if you're into the cruella deville look

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

 

[DEAD7]

 

[levitate]

still smashable today, if you're into the cruella deville look

RAW.

 

[hashmander]

deficits by year

FY 2008 - $458B
FY 2009 (last bush buget) - $1.4T
FY 2010 (first obama budget) - $1.3T
FY 2011 - $1.3T
FY 2012 - $1.1T
FY 2013 - $679B
FY 2014 - $485B
FY 2015 - $438B
FY 2016 - $585B
FY 2017 - $666B (last obama budget)
FY 2018 - $??? (first trump budget)

 

[hashmander]

Government Shutdown Set as Rand Paul Protests Budget Deal


Where is the White House tonight anyways?

Rising national debt was a core part of the impending apocalypse voices in the conservative press screeched about constantly in the Obama years. In a fairly representative episode of his Fox News show in 2010, Glenn Beck warned that the national debt would lead to runaway inflation, $23 dollar bread in 2011, and, eventually, a “New World Order.” Out of this muck came the Tea Party and its babble about 1776 and thieving the future from our children along with a throng of new Republicans solemnly promising to get the nation’s fiscal house in order.

it's so easy to be a deficit hawk and to sell it to the people with classic tropes like how everyday americans "budget around the kitchen table."

 

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it's so easy to be a deficit hawk and to sell it to the people with classic tropes like how everyday americans "budget around the kitchen table."

ya'll go to work today?