HangPDFs Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago Wow 4D chess master plan indeed. So much winning we’re gonna get tired of winning (sike! I never get tired of winning) This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up The unprecedented figure highlights competing administration priorities, from passing a massive tax law and boosting defense spending and immigration enforcement to chipping away at the debt itself — the latter of which This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up promised to do as both a candidate and as president. Quote
Boyz N Da Hood Posted 22 hours ago Report Posted 22 hours ago 1 hour ago, HangPDFs said: Wow 4D chess master plan indeed. So much winning we’re gonna get tired of winning (sike! I never get tired of winning) This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up The unprecedented figure highlights competing administration priorities, from passing a massive tax law and boosting defense spending and immigration enforcement to chipping away at the debt itself — the latter of which This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up promised to do as both a candidate and as president. The right loves war... and racking up debt But but D's lol Quote
HangPDFs Posted 22 hours ago Author Report Posted 22 hours ago 7 minutes ago, Boyz N Da Hood said: The right loves war... and racking up debt But but D's lol Add another column below for caring about federal debt and now suddenly not caring anymore Boyz N Da Hood 1 Quote
tvc184 Posted 13 hours ago Report Posted 13 hours ago SURGES PAST $39T!! Wow! But let’s do a quick Google/AI search. National Debt by year: 2020, the last full year Trump was in office. ND increased by $1.49T 2021 or Biden’s first year in office increases $2.45T in a single year or almost double Trump’s last year in office. 2022 it increased $2.24T. 2023 it increased $2.33T 2024 it increased $2T Now in the first year of Trump’s second term the ND increased $2,35T. So which year was this dramatic surge again? I think they all need to be reigned in but pointing out Trump seems disingenuous at best. baddog and thetragichippy 2 Quote
Porter Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago 31 minutes ago, tvc184 said: SURGES PAST $39T!! Wow! But let’s do a quick Google/AI search. National Debt by year: 2020, the last full year Trump was in office. ND increased by $1.49T 2021 or Biden’s first year in office increases $2.45T in a single year or almost double Trump’s last year in office. 2022 it increased $2.24T. 2023 it increased $2.33T 2024 it increased $2T Now in the first year of Trump’s second term the ND increased $2,35T. So which year was this dramatic surge again? I think they all need to be reigned in but pointing out Trump seems disingenuous at best. What happened to DOGE? Trump said they could cut 2 trillion in spending. It started hot and heavy then just fizzled away. Amazing especially since DOGE found so much fraudulent spending and billions and billions just disappearing into thin air with no trace where it went. Again our government is nothing more than a money laundering organization disguised as a government. HangPDFs 1 Quote
OlDawg Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago 1 minute ago, Porter said: What happened to DOGE? Trump said they could cut 2 trillion in spending. It started hot and heavy then just fizzled away. Amazing especially since DOGE found so much fraudulent spending and billions and billions just disappearing into thin air with no trace where it went. Again our government is nothing more than a money laundering organization disguised as a government. A Ponzi scheme that can’t be stopped. On this, I totally agree. Porter 1 Quote
baddog Posted 12 hours ago Report Posted 12 hours ago 51 minutes ago, tvc184 said: SURGES PAST $39T!! Wow! But let’s do a quick Google/AI search. National Debt by year: 2020, the last full year Trump was in office. ND increased by $1.49T 2021 or Biden’s first year in office increases $2.45T in a single year or almost double Trump’s last year in office. 2022 it increased $2.24T. 2023 it increased $2.33T 2024 it increased $2T Now in the first year of Trump’s second term the ND increased $2,35T. So which year was this dramatic surge again? I think they all need to be reigned in but pointing out Trump seems disingenuous at best. Some people refer to that as a but-but Biden. I call it hypocrisy. They don’t even realize they’re brainwashed. Quote
HangPDFs Posted 11 hours ago Author Report Posted 11 hours ago 1 hour ago, tvc184 said: SURGES PAST $39T!! Wow! But let’s do a quick Google/AI search. National Debt by year: 2020, the last full year Trump was in office. ND increased by $1.49T 2021 or Biden’s first year in office increases $2.45T in a single year or almost double Trump’s last year in office. 2022 it increased $2.24T. 2023 it increased $2.33T 2024 it increased $2T Now in the first year of Trump’s second term the ND increased $2,35T. So which year was this dramatic surge again? I think they all need to be reigned in but pointing out Trump seems disingenuous at best. Oh look another B-b-b-but b-b-Biden post Boyz N Da Hood 1 Quote
tvc184 Posted 7 hours ago Report Posted 7 hours ago 3 hours ago, HangPDFs said: Oh look another B-b-b-but b-b-Biden post Great diversion! 🤣 I clearly ended with they all need to be reigned in. If you can’t comprehend that, they are all equally guilty. It also shows the disingenuous title of the debt “surges past $39T”. That surge must have started 5 years ago…. But we won’t count that, right? 😎 Quote
Porter Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 9 hours ago, baddog said: Some people refer to that as a but-but Biden. I call it hypocrisy. They don’t even realize they’re brainwashed. M-m-m-m-a-g-a would never be brainwashed because they are gooder than that. lol Do you care to commit on the fact that Trump is still spending like a ex wife trying to get revenge on her ex husbands credit card. Remember Doge? Trump said they could cut up to 2 trillion off the deficit. This is where it went south for Elon. Elon is trying to cut spending all while Trump increases the spending. You do know overspending creates rampant inflation which is taxation without legislation. Why is it so hard to cut spending? Boyz N Da Hood 1 Quote
Porter Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 4 hours ago, tvc184 said: Great diversion! 🤣 I clearly ended with they all need to be reigned in. If you can’t comprehend that, they are all equally guilty. It also shows the disingenuous title of the debt “surges past $39T”. That surge must have started 5 years ago…. But we won’t count that, right? 😎 No doubt they ALL OVER SPEND but Biden didn’t say he had formed DOGE and that they would cut nearly 2 trillion off the deficit. So there’s that. Quote
baddog Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, Porter said: M-m-m-m-a-g-a would never be brainwashed because they are gooder than that. lol Do you care to commit on the fact that Trump is still spending like a ex wife trying to get revenge on her ex husbands credit card. Remember Doge? Trump said they could cut up to 2 trillion off the deficit. This is where it went south for Elon. Elon is trying to cut spending all while Trump increases the spending. You do know overspending creates rampant inflation which is taxation without legislation. Why is it so hard to cut spending? Trump originally ran on MAGA and has never wavered from that goal. How can someone who voted for the man 3 times separate themselves from being MAGA? No other president in our history has been as scrutinized as Trump. Maybe when we cut into Somali and Newsom fraud, we’ll have plenty of dough to fund the already existing social programs. Then we could possibly cut into spending. Has Biden’s 4 $trillion infrastructure bill kicked in yet? There’s several roads and bridges around here that need repair. It took 2 1/2 years to build the Rainbow bridge in 1936 at a cost of 3 $million, while it took over 5 years to replace the bridge over Hillebrandt Bayou on hwy 365 at a cost of 14 $million. No wonder we can’t get anything done. Google search: This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up initially proposed that the This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up would cut at least $2 trillion from the federal budget. However, this target was later revised down by Musk to $1 trillion, and subsequently toward a goal of $150 billion in savings by fiscal year 2026. Experts note that cutting $2 trillion is challenging as the total discretionary budget is under $2 trillion. BBC +4 Key Details on DOGE Savings Goals: Initial Promise: Musk pledged to cut "$2 trillion" in federal waste. Revision: Musk later adjusted expectations, stating there was a "good shot" at cutting half of the $2 trillion, and later focused on $150 billion in savings by 2026. Feasibility: Analysts indicate that cutting $2 trillion is mathematically difficult without reducing mandatory programs like Social Security and Medicare, which were excluded, or cutting the entire discretionary budget. Current Progress: As of April 2025, reports suggest DOGE-identified savings were far lower than the initial pledge, with estimates around $150-$160 billion. Focus Areas: Cuts have largely targeted government contracting and downsizing the federal workforce, which account for a small portion of the total budget. Quote
Porter Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 2 minutes ago, baddog said: Trump originally ran on MAGA and has never wavered from that goal. How can someone who voted for the man 3 times separate themselves from being MAGA? No other president in our history has been as scrutinized as Trump. Maybe when we cut into Somali and Newsom fraud, we’ll have plenty of dough to fund the already existing social programs. Then we could possibly cut into spending. Has Biden’s 4 $trillion infrastructure bill kicked in yet? There’s several roads and bridges around here that need repair. It took 2 1/2 years to build the Rainbow bridge in 1936 at a cost of 3 $million, while it took over 5 years to replace the bridge over Hillebrandt Bayou on hwy 365 at a cost of 14 $million. No wonder we can’t get anything done. Google search: This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up initially proposed that the This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up would cut at least $2 trillion from the federal budget. However, this target was later revised down by Musk to $1 trillion, and subsequently toward a goal of $150 billion in savings by fiscal year 2026. Experts note that cutting $2 trillion is challenging as the total discretionary budget is under $2 trillion. BBC +4 Key Details on DOGE Savings Goals: Initial Promise: Musk pledged to cut "$2 trillion" in federal waste. Revision: Musk later adjusted expectations, stating there was a "good shot" at cutting half of the $2 trillion, and later focused on $150 billion in savings by 2026. Feasibility: Analysts indicate that cutting $2 trillion is mathematically difficult without reducing mandatory programs like Social Security and Medicare, which were excluded, or cutting the entire discretionary budget. Current Progress: As of April 2025, reports suggest DOGE-identified savings were far lower than the initial pledge, with estimates around $150-$160 billion. Focus Areas: Cuts have largely targeted government contracting and downsizing the federal workforce, which account for a small portion of the total budget. I can easily separate myself from maga because I am not a lap dog for Trump or the Political Organization called the GOP. I think for myself and not what I am told to think. If you want to put a label on me then call me an independent conservative. I am anxious as ever to sing Trump praises when he gives me something to cheer about. Great job on the border….there you go but making America Affordable Again is what’s going to be the deciding factor come the midterms. The reality show of Trump is wearing thin on a lot of people that voted for him. They want affordability and it’s not happening. We can’t continue to spend 2 trillion more dollars a year than we take in! That goes for both parties. It wasn’t hard to vote for Trump 3 times considering the alternative. Let’s not act like the alternative very close. Lol Quote
baddog Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 16 minutes ago, Porter said: I can easily separate myself from maga because I am not a lap dog for Trump or the Political Organization called the GOP. I think for myself and not what I am told to think. If you want to put a label on me then call me an independent conservative. I am anxious as ever to sing Trump praises when he gives me something to cheer about. Great job on the border….there you go but making America Affordable Again is what’s going to be the deciding factor come the midterms. The reality show of Trump is wearing thin on a lot of people that voted for him. They want affordability and it’s not happening. We can’t continue to spend 2 trillion more dollars a year than we take in! That goes for both parties. It wasn’t hard to vote for Trump 3 times considering the alternative. Let’s not act like the alternative very close. Lol I don’t have to label anybody. In return, it’s not fair to label me either. Saying someone is a lapdog isn’t right, although it somehow makes people feel good about themselves to do so. Following the person I voted for means giving the man a chance. This magic wand angle is a bit absurd and really doesn’t show critical thinking at all. When Trump said “on day one” did people really think prices could come down in one day? Well, unfortunately they did. I have no answer for that. To me, those are the childish whiners. Trump is far from perfect but he saved this country from Hillary and Kamala. Socialism/communism is not for me and I will follow anyone who fights against the woke agenda and and puts Americans ahead of illegals. Quote
Porter Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 5 minutes ago, baddog said: I don’t have to label anybody. In return, it’s not fair to label me either. Saying someone is a lapdog isn’t right, although it somehow makes people feel good about themselves to do so. Following the person I voted for means giving the man a chance. This magic wand angle is a bit absurd and really doesn’t show critical thinking at all. When Trump said “on day one” did people really think prices could come down in one day? Well, unfortunately they did. I have no answer for that. To me, those are the childish whiners. Trump is far from perfect but he saved this country from Hillary and Kamala. Socialism/communism is not for me and I will follow anyone who fights against the woke agenda and and puts Americans ahead of illegals. You put the label on yourself by never ever be critical of anything Trump does, that’s on you. Have a great day! baddog 1 Quote
baddog Posted 44 minutes ago Report Posted 44 minutes ago 14 minutes ago, Porter said: You put the label on yourself by never ever be critical of anything Trump does, that’s on you. Have a great day! Thanks, I always do. Got the grandkids today. They’re what I live for. You have a great day too Quote
TheMissingBand Posted 42 minutes ago Report Posted 42 minutes ago I posted this on another thread on accident. The national debt cruised by 39 trillion last week. It hit 38 Trillion back in October. In January of 2017, Trump took office vowing to “erase the debt” with tax cuts, to the cheers of what Dr Sam Parigi called “the great unwashed.” The debt was 19.9 trillion at that moment. Do you see a problem? This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up Quote
TheMissingBand Posted 41 minutes ago Report Posted 41 minutes ago 17 minutes ago, Porter said: You put the label on yourself by never ever be critical of anything Trump does, that’s on you. Have a great day! I asked Reagan the other day to post just a single instance in which he felt like Trump had made a mistake. For once he was silent. Not a single time has Trump been mistaken, lol. Porter 1 Quote
baddog Posted 34 minutes ago Report Posted 34 minutes ago 5 minutes ago, TheMissingBand said: I asked Reagan the other day to post just a single instance in which he felt like Trump had made a mistake. For once he was silent. Not a single time has Trump been mistaken, lol. He should have asked you to post something positive. Of course the answer would have been smart aleck. Lol Quote
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