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By Josh Israel -February 8, 2022 9:50 AM
Almost $8 trillion of the national debt was added by former President Donald Trump with the GOP's help.
The Treasury Department announced last week that the national debt exceeded $30 trillion for the first time. In the days that followed, Republicans in Congress who helped rack up a large portion of that debt responded with outrage and were quick to try to pin the blame on President Joe Biden and their Democratic colleagues.
But many of the same Republicans who are currently treating the debt as a calamitous existential threat were largely silent on it during the previous administration. And they helped get it to the current level, through big spending and unfunded tax cuts.
"We have a $30 trillion debt, larger than our economy," House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy complained Thursday in a House floor speech, calling the size of our debt one of the "two greatest threats to the future of the United States," along with China.
Published with permission of The American Independent Foundation.
https://americanindependent.com/republicans-national-debt-30-trillion-donald-trump-tax-cuts/
Hey, Pie Hole Kevin and your bunch of BS, do you by chance remember this BS gathering along with future elected people that now live in fear of a traitor.....here let me remind you.....it was 1.5 trillion dollar tax cut that wasn't paid for....your standing right next to #Moscow Mitch....
Irish_Dem
(47,140 posts)peggysue2
(10,833 posts)They seem to attract one another.
I've been watching Netflix's docudrama about Hitler's inner circle. The misfits, thugs, sociopaths, racists, xenophobes, etc. were all in, each vying for Hitler's attention, each trying to prove their special loyalty to the madman at the top.
A nest of vipers!
Peacetrain
(22,877 posts)Irish_Dem
(47,140 posts)The psychopathology and politics go hand in hand.
lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)Problem solved.
BeyondGeography
(39,376 posts)Over the course of his two terms. This all started with him/them.
Ill never get tired of saying it.