President Joe Biden - Kamala Harris Administration

Hard to take you seriously when you just called for the death of a politician and his wife you don't like over an incident with a dog. But I'm sure you were just joking. Right?

Anyways, none of this matters. No VMT or gas tax hike per Biden Admin.

Did you fuss this much when people were calling for the death of Trump? Or just selective fussy behavior?
 
Thanks Joe!

....a 3 trillion dollar bill financed by increased taxes...

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....a 3 trillion dollar bill financed by increased taxes...

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Come on man. What's crazy about doubling our expenditures if we increase revenue by like half a percent?
 
Come on man. What's crazy about doubling our expenditures if we increase revenue by like half a percent?
To answer you wouldn't we need to first establish conclusive proof that tax increases always produce revenue increases? Secondly, once established, we would have to calculate the expected increase in revenue. Then we could take the 3 trillion of spending and see how long we are "financing" the bill via tax increases.
 
Did you fuss this much when people were calling for the death of Trump? Or just selective fussy behavior?
Yep, I've never once called for the death of anyone. Because I'm not an ******* like that. And yes I've called people out about wishing death on political opponents, did you forget who you were talking to for a bit?
 
Yep, I've never once called for the death of anyone. Because I'm not at ******* like that. And yes I've called people out about wishing death on political opponents, did you forget who you were talking to for a bit?

No, I just don't recall you ever saying anything
 
Nobody will wind up paying for it. There isn’t enough revenue increase to offset the expenditures. It’s just more debt.

There is payment at some point. Whether it is daily unnoticed increases in the cost of living or some dynamic geopolitical shift due to it. One way or another the cost will emerge.
 
There is payment at some point. Whether it is daily unnoticed increases in the cost of living or some dynamic geopolitical shift due to it. One way or another the cost will emerge.
Nope. With regard to the national debt I think we are beyond the point of no return. We pedal along trying to service the interest only until something happens driving up borrowing costs and we inevitably default. That is our future.
 
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Nope. With regard to the national debt I think we are beyond the point of no return. We pedal along trying to service the interest only until something happens driving up borrowing costs and we inevitably default. That is our future.

Yes, so why do you say "nope"?
 
Nope. With regard to the national debt I think we are beyond the point of no return. We pedal along trying to service the interest only until something happens driving up borrowing costs and we inevitably default. That is our future.
This looks like the most likely outcome with each passing bill.

Default will suck bigly. And since we are in bed with so many countries via trade and politics, I suppose the entire world will suffer. Question is, what does America's government look like on the other side of the event?
 
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