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Originally Posted by Guest
Doesn't say much about some of our "friendly" Villagers. But we pretty much knew that. The Trump phenomena in large part was backlash against the black President, because he was black. He was handed the worst economic mess imaginable, cleaned it up, had many solid years of financial growth, got the country to pretty much full employment, no scandals, was a class act, and some people think he was horrible, simply because he was black. And we have that fat, lazy fU$k in the white house, with his pussy grabbing, can't read a book or policy briefing, bordering on senility by all accounts, plunging the country deeper into debt with his tax handouts to the rich, and they think he is wonderful. Go figure.
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Hardly...he papered it over with $ trillion deficits. There's been a growth in debt...and THAT has "fueled" any growth. Full...PART TIME...employment you mean. The good jobs are STILL gone...they're still overseas.
How much deeper CAN we go? your n!@@er doubled it in eight years...he added $10 trillion. Obama cost EVERY man, woman, and child over $30,000 as their share of the deficit.
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Originally Posted by Guest
Couldn't agree with you any more. For 8 years the republicans were the party of we're against anything the black guy wants to do. That is not governing. For 8 years it was a drum beat of Obama Care is ruining the economy and the biggest problem is the deficit. The economy came back so I'm guessing Obama Care wasn't the biggest problem and now that they control everything it's who cares about the deficit which of course is the biggest problem this country faces. I had real respect for the Deficit Hawks, they even mentioned reducing military spending. I guess they had to many big bills owed to their top 1% donors who kept the party afloat.
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Well...it STILL is...we can't afford to GIVE everyone healthcare equal to a $1,000 a month policy. For 50 million people...that's $50 BILLION...EVERY month. That's what Obamacare is costing the country.
We can't afford another $600 billion a year going to the poor...they already get over a $ trillion in welfare benefits.