The DeSantis containment thread -- all things DeSantis go here

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utvols88 said:
5% over norms. Now don't discount that extra amount being placed on a credit card and add the interest on that since wages aren't increasing with inflation. BB doesn't care about that part of the population (a significant part because orange man bad)
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I would bet money that when they hear that annual inflation was 7.5% in Jan 2022 and 6.4% in Jan 2023, a large percentage of the U.S. population thinks that costs have decreased from 2022 to 2023. They don't understand math or economics, but their flaming liberal teachers have indoctrinated them into believing that socialism is good.
 
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SpaceCoastVol said:
I'm willing to give it a shot. PuddinHead and his slut VP need to go. And they need to take BootyJudge, Mayorkas and the other clowns in the cabinet with them.
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Do you think you look cool, talking like that? It's juvenile. You are probably over the age of 70 aren't you? There is a pathetic aspect to the way you talk.
 
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utvolpj said:
The Biden admin is completely responsible for the ridiculous money they've elected to spend in Ukraine. Not sure how that can be argued
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They are not responsible for the spending bills that Trump signed into law during his first two years in office, while the Republican Party controlled both chambers of Congress, and had a strong economy which did not necessitate fiscal stimulus. This fiscal policy was highly inflationary.

Their bloated spending bills between 2017-2019 were exacerbated when the pandemic hit, and suddenly stimulus was needed.

Not sure how that can be argued.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
They are not responsible for the spending bills that Trump signed into law during his first two years in office, while the Republican Party controlled both chambers of Congress, and had a strong economy which did not necessitate fiscal stimulus. This fiscal policy was highly inflationary.

Their bloated spending bills between 2017-2019 were exacerbated when the pandemic hit, and suddenly stimulus was needed.

Not sure how that can be argued.
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Stimulus wasn't needed and Trump screwed up by signing those bills.
 
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WoodsmanVol said:
Can you give examples he's not? And congratulations of Joseph Goebbels-ing. I didn't call him a Nazi, I called you one. But you know how it, Republiars gonna lie.
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Both parties are the same, doesn’t matter who is elected. It’s called the Uniparty. Elites tell our govt when to sh!t, so you need to wake the eff up.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
They are not responsible for the spending bills that Trump signed into law during his first two years in office, while the Republican Party controlled both chambers of Congress, and had a strong economy which did not necessitate fiscal stimulus. This fiscal policy was highly inflationary.

Their bloated spending bills between 2017-2019 were exacerbated when the pandemic hit, and suddenly stimulus was needed.

Not sure how that can be argued.
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Did you even read my post? Ukraine spending is on Biden

I've stated many times that trump absolutely shares responsibility for the state we're in now
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
It sounds like you completely blame the Biden administration for inflation ... which is ignorant. It also sounds like you think the Biden administration is to blame for the war in the Ukraine and having a Republican President would solve everything. It won't.
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Tell me you don’t understand how unrestrained government spending causes inflation without telling me how you don’t understand how unrestrained government spending causes inflation
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BowlBrother85 said:
It sounds like you completely blame the Biden administration for inflation ... which is ignorant. It also sounds like you think the Biden administration is to blame for the war in the Ukraine and having a Republican President would solve everything. It won't.
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Yes. Yes I do. Was the covid bill that Trump signed stupid and caused inflation? Yes. But it was recoverable. Did Biden make it significantly worse by doubling down and making it substantially harder to recover by signing the second covid bill? Yes. Then to make matters even worse, it was the inflation reduction act that has been constantly discussed as an environment act and not an inflation reduction act at all. Thats not to mention all the Ukraine money, the policies that affects the economy indirectly such has oil and gas. Your attempt to divert the blame to anyone else is worse than any ass kissing any trumper on this site has done.

I blame Biden the same way I would blame my wife for credit card debt if I bought a $500 PS5 but she booked a $3,000 vacation. Ones recoverable quickly. The other one takes some planning. Except with this administration, they keep spending.

In regards to Ukraine, did Putin invade anyone under Trump? No? Just Biden and Obama? Real world events disagree with you. We've gone over this already though.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
They are not responsible for the spending bills that Trump signed into law during his first two years in office, while the Republican Party controlled both chambers of Congress, and had a strong economy which did not necessitate fiscal stimulus. This fiscal policy was highly inflationary.

Their bloated spending bills between 2017-2019 were exacerbated when the pandemic hit, and suddenly stimulus was needed.

Not sure how that can be argued.
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I assume you also blame Trump for the 50 billion in aide that we sent to Ukraine in 2022.
 
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OrangeTsar said:
Tell me you don’t understand how unrestrained government spending causes inflation without telling me how you don’t understand how unrestrained government spending causes inflation
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Tell me that you do understand how the fiscal policy of the Trump administration was highly inflationary, at a time when the economy did not need fiscal stimulus ... and I might not think that you are ignorant.

Trump’s Fiscal Legacy: A Comprehensive Overview of Spending, Taxes, and Deficits | Manhattan Institute

Trump’s Inflation

Trump’s 2017 tax cuts helped set stage for today’s inflation. Doubling down will make things worse.

Breakingviews - It’s the wrong time for Trumponomics

https://bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/sites.wustl.edu/dist/8/2623/files/2020/06/wsj_180211_deficitm_pol.pdf

The price of everything in America may be about to go up

^^^^ Written the day after Trump won the 2016 election. ^^^^
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Tell me that you do understand how the fiscal policy of the Trump administration was highly inflationary, at a time when the economy did not need fiscal stimulus ... and I might not think that you are ignorant.

Trump’s Fiscal Legacy: A Comprehensive Overview of Spending, Taxes, and Deficits | Manhattan Institute

Trump’s Inflation

Trump’s 2017 tax cuts helped set stage for today’s inflation. Doubling down will make things worse.

Breakingviews - It’s the wrong time for Trumponomics

https://bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/sites.wustl.edu/dist/8/2623/files/2020/06/wsj_180211_deficitm_pol.pdf

The price of everything in America may be about to go up

^^^^ Written the day after Trump won the 2016 election. ^^^^
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If you are seriously going to try to say Trump has anything to do with $3.25/gallon gas or $7 for a dozen eggs you might be a prime candidate for moron of the internet award.
 
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VolinWayne said:
I assume you also blame Trump for the 50 billion in aide that we sent to Ukraine in 2022.
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You wanna talk about $50 billion? Seriously?

President Trump’s $4 Trillion Debt Increase | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

^^^^ This ^^^^ is what Donald Trump did to the national debt with the spending bills that he signed into law during his first two years in office, while the Republican Party controlled both chambers of Congress, and had a strong economy at their back, which did not need fiscal stimulus.

Now ... what's this $hit about $50 billion?
 
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VolinWayne said:
If you are seriously going to try to say Trump has anything to do with $3.25/gallon gas or $7 for a dozen eggs you might be a prime candidate for moron of the internet award.
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Trump's fiscal policies had a lot to do with those price increases ... and that is the opinion of the bi-partisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

You obviously don't know anything about how inflation works. I'm not surprised.
 
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