Big Spender Biden To Blame for Inflation and Coming Debt Ceiling Brawl

In just two years of Joe Biden’s presidency, our national debt has grown by $3.8 trillion. Beginning in 1929, it took the U.S. Treasury 61 years to accumulate that much borrowing.----  https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/3820478-big-spender-biden-to-blame-for-inflation-and-coming-debt-ceiling-brawl/?fbclid=IwAR39OVeLnePLXC1R8vIU1LqaBn26YeDa2UiaxsToY-l3xM-XDIi6d_BUsok

Are you even aware that your link is to an OPINION piece, not factual reporting?

Biden hasn't spent a dime of taxpayer money since he took office. That's not how it works. But obviously, you and this dumb fuck don't get that.

Pretty stupid of you to moan and bitch about something that you don't even know the most basic facts about.

Are you aware thet you posted the same response twice? Pretty stupid of you to bitch and moan about something that everyone knows as being true.

Repeating the same lie does not make the lie true.

Don't weasel, David. Did you even know that Biden has nothing to do with government spending? Of course you didn't. Idiot.

The House R's are going to have to assume a group role as a thumped red-headed stepchild in a starting point attempt to curtail all the reckless spending we're seeing. The media and the White House are geared up to obliterate them ; the House R's have to , for lack of a better / more appealing / less corny phrase..just say no. I don't know if they have the balls to do it.  If the House is able to accomplish anything in the area of potential spending cuts/ deficit reduction, the next huge hurdle will be getting any such legislation through the Senate, where McConnell and some of his R comrades are already and squarely within the bureaucratic spenders group ( I think roughly 17 R senators voted for the recent massive omnibus bill? Some current and past R policies and actions have to assume blame for part of the current and historic debt / deficit levels we're enduring). Subsequently, could we ever possibly and currently count on a two-thirds vote from both the House and Senate to override Biden's likely veto of any such legislation? Not likely. And, even though he is /was a pretty decent human being, it all reminds me of Jimmy Carter's fiscal woes as President. The current indicator numbers aren't quite that bad currently, comparatively speaking. So, it could be ( and might eventually be)  worse. Let's not think about that *l*.

We've got at least two more years of this scenario to endure, I'm guessing. We'll see.

C'mon Cowboys...

Charles...let me point out something basic that gets routinely ignored: of COURSE each federal budget is going to feature "record" numbers, because the population, tax revenues, and other factors are going to be larger than they ever were before! Happens every year! Therefore, the only meaningful metric is per capita spending: adjusted for inflation, it's remained pretty constant over the last fifty years. And all that spendy spending will be balanced out by record government revenues in 2023 (per the CBO).

And all that horrible horrible gummint spending? It's financed by government obligations that carry interest rates of 1 to 1.5 percent! It would be silly for the government to NOT borrow money under those circumstances! Wouldn't YOU, knowing that a year from now, you can pay it back with dollars worth only 93 cents!

This, of course, is why the stupid RepubliQ flirting with default is so reckless and dangerous. Our credit rating is one of our greatest assets, and saves us trillions every year. The "party of fiscal responsibility" is perfectly willing to fuck with it, though, to score points with the base.

Idiot, your orange god, the self proclaimed ''King of Debt'' added almost $28 TRILLION to the national debt.

And that's a fact, not an opinion, moron.

  Post information/sources that backs up your lying fact.

Here, dumbshit.

https://www.propublica.org/article/national-debt-trump