I guess congratulations are in order. 30 trillion in debt is quite the accomplishment.
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Sadly, this is not a partisan issue Clinton it's an American people issue. Democrats do not owe their part; Republicans don't owe their part; the American people owe it all. Or should I say our kids, their kids and their kids owe it.
Did this “not a partisan issue” train of thought just all of a sudden come to you? I guess you must’ve conveniently dismissed all the previous discussions on this board of national debt being the predominant fault of the Democrats…
I don’t give a fvck lol…and no, he doesn’t agree with me. It’s a feeble attempt at appearing centrist on the issue when past messaging on this board has been predominantly blamy of the big bad Democrats hahahahaHe agrees with you and you’re still a prick.
What a tool.I don’t give a fvck lol…and no, he doesn’t agree with me. It’s a feeble attempt at appearing centrist on the issue when past messaging on this board has been predominantly blamy of the big bad Democrats hahahaha
Such a beta choke
Screwdriver? Wrench? Ratchet and sockets? Sawza? What you need?What a tool.
I don’t give a fvck lol…and no, he doesn’t agree with me. It’s a feeble attempt at appearing centrist on the issue when past messaging on this board has been predominantly blamy of the big bad Democrats hahahaha
Such a beta choke
Sadly, this is not a partisan issue Clinton it's an American people issue. Democrats do not owe their part; Republicans don't owe their part; the American people owe it all. Or should I say our kids, their kids and their kids owe it.
When you this this idiot has scraped bottom- he's says - not yet lolI don’t give a fvck lol…and no, he doesn’t agree with me. It’s a feeble attempt at appearing centrist on the issue when past messaging on this board has been predominantly blamy of the big bad Democrats hahahaha
Such a beta choke
Did this “not a partisan issue” train of thought just all of a sudden come to you? I guess you must’ve conveniently dismissed all the previous discussions on this board of national debt being the predominant fault of the Democrats…
lol…“TriGgERed”…Maybe you should go pet a puppy or something. That seems to help other leftist calm down when they are triggered.
What has Biden done to make him better than Trump? Border security? Inflation? COVID? Afghanistan? Iran? Saudi Arabia? Russia? China? Uniting the country? Ally relationships? National Debt? From my perspective everything Biden has touched has turned into a cluster fvck and all of this with a press that covers his ass at every turn, very much unlike the press treatment Trump received.
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What a great job Democrats and the Bide Administration are doing destroying the country. Oh well might as well get ready for Democrats to come up with another multi trillion-dollar boondoggle that does nothing but drive up the national debt and allow Democrat political cronies to profit
lol…“TriGgERed”…
That dude doesn't need a puppy oh pleaseMaybe you should go pet a puppy or something. That seems to help other leftist calm down when they are triggered.
This right here. Many people want to blame the president for budget deficits, as if the president has dictatorial powers when it comes to spending. Sure, the president is a participant in the process, but all spending bills originate in the House. It is truly a team effort.For the 535 whores in congress and their past whore predecessors.....there are probably about 10 spines total.
Our kids owe it to our other kids. The government's liabilities are the private sector's assets.Sadly, this is not a partisan issue Clinton it's an American people issue. Democrats do not owe their part; Republicans don't owe their part; the American people owe it all. Or should I say our kids, their kids and their kids owe it.
Unfortunately, there was a total of one small part of one party (the tea party Republicans) who seemed interested in trying to get spending under control. But after a single round of primary success, that lone voice of financial reason has been drowned out in the continuing flood of bi-partisan Washington spending.
Completely false. China buys our debt with the dollars we give them for goods and services. If China were to spend those dollars rather than save it via treasuries, that other entities that trade goods with China in exchange for dollars would instead be "kiting our deficit"Libs think you just print more money, but it is backed by treasury debt the US sells. A ton of it purchased by China.
China is helping kite our deficit. The day they stop buying our debt is the day Washington DC will have to not only balance the budget, but create an excess to not default. China might win this war economically. Their GDP curve was set to pass the US, until Trump came in to office and the US economy exploded. It is THE reason China released COVID. Winning an economic war against the US makes China the word power.
Yeah it turns out cutting the services provided by the government in exchange for being able to say "look the big debt number that doesn't affect your life at all is smaller now" isn't popular. Go figure.Unfortunately, there was a total of one small part of one party (the tea party Republicans) who seemed interested in trying to get spending under control. But after a single round of primary success, that lone voice of financial reason has been drowned out in the continuing flood of bi-partisan Washington spending.
Kudos to the team for giving us the shortest recession ever and a recovery so fast that we can barely keep up.This right here. Many people want to blame the president for budget deficits, as if the president has dictatorial powers when it comes to spending. Sure, the president is a participant in the process, but all spending bills originate in the House. It is truly a team effort.
Does not matter how they buy it and where cash is coming from. Debt is Debt. If we gIve dollars to China and we still are going in to debt, how is that solving a liquidity issue or increasing our net assets? Our government has negative net assets of 30T with China as a primary lender and in what planet is that a good thing? They are no longer a debtor, they are becoming an owner, and in liquidation they have a primary position over any US taxpayer that holds no treasuries and that taxpayer will foot the bill. They have a serious position on our balance sheet.Completely false. China buys our debt with the dollars we give them for goods and services. If China were to spend those dollars rather than save it via treasuries, that other entities that trade goods with China in exchange for dollars would instead be "kiting our deficit"
Trying to find where the economy "exploded" here
People love having their kids pay for my tax cuts #amiright?Sadly, this is not a partisan issue Clinton it's an American people issue. Democrats do not owe their part; Republicans don't owe their part; the American people owe it all. Or should I say our kids, their kids and their kids owe it.
With all due respect blaming politicians is a cop out. We the voters accept, even demand, tax cuts without spending cuts. We also accept, even demand, new benefits without new taxes.Completely agree that both own this debt.......they are unaccountable whores, who's ONLY job once elected is to stay there. Only the most ignorant and incompetent can't figure out how to leave DC without being a millionaire so in reality they couldn't give two craps about joe taxpayer and their whole DNA constitution is bribing each other with pork, back slaps and buying off constituents with largesse taken from the public funds.
It is going to be brutal for the younger population because there appears to be such a gulf between those who understand how the capitalist system works and those who see themselves as victims or are being trained by their whore politician reps to become victims. So they think they deserve to be coddled, mollified and supported by those who have a work ethic and a dream bigger then owning an escalade, X-box, 10,000 channels of television programing, the newest air Jordan's, public subsidized housing, free healthcare and no accountability.
The whore politicians have also created a whole new class of victims "waiting in the wings" because of the draconian lockdowns and lack of socialization, for kids in schools, over the last two years. The mental issues and despair these kids will experience as they have difficulties messing in a real society later, will foment a whole new "victim class" and a whorehouse of politicians who think they deserve compensation.
For the 535 whores in congress and their past whore predecessors.....there are probably about 10 spines total. Can't see this issue abating until the economy completely bottoms out, interest rates are raised to the stratosphere and or a word war hits the scene....give the context of todays world, really makes things come into focus IMHO.
People have for sure sat back and let the grubby politicians do itWith all due respect blaming politicians is a cop out. We the voters accept, even demand, tax cuts without spending cuts. We also accept, even demand, new benefits without new taxes.
If you believe the deficit matters, then you most likely are a hypocrite.
We? I get your overall point here, but not all of us are willing participants. I don’t want new benefits, new programs, or whatever.With all due respect blaming politicians is a cop out. We the voters accept, even demand, tax cuts without spending cuts. We also accept, even demand, new benefits without new taxes.
If you believe the deficit matters, then you most likely are a hypocrite.
You keep voting for politicians who keep lowering taxes…you’re as willing a participant as it gets lolWe? I get your overall point here, but not all of us are willing participants. I don’t want new benefits, new programs, or whatever.
Yeah, I’m a dreamer.
There is no liquidity issue. And the goal of the government is not to have net assets, it is to provision the private sector.If we gIve dollars to China and we still are going in to debt, how is that solving a liquidity issue or increasing our net assets?
The planet where you can consume goods and services from China on favorable terms?Our government has negative net assets of 30T with China as a primary lender and in what planet is that a good thing?
The Chinese government is massively in debt.They are no longer a debtor,
US treasuries are not secured debt. The own nothing but negative yielding claims to fiat currency.they are becoming an owner,
In liquidation? Stop for a moment and understand you are dealing with public finance not a private company.and in liquidation they have a primary position over any US taxpayer that holds no treasuries and that taxpayer will foot the bill. They have a serious position on our balance sheet.
1. For a host of legal and practical reasons, no.China can not find a another place to invest?
Yes. And when they pay the Chinese contractor $100 to build a road what do you suspect that the contractor will do with those dollars? The money eventually winds up as reserves in the banking system, the Chinese government per their policy intervenes to keep the yuan cheap by buying up those dollar reserves. Now same central bank is holding dollars and can watch the value get eaten away by inflation or they can get some yield from buying treasuries.They could even choose to invest in their own economy.
Yes. Do you like having a private sector with safe assets?You saying 30T in debt good?
If they want to hold dollars, which they do, and they want any yield on those dollars, they do. Of course they can change the policy over night the yuan will appreciate and the trade balance will immediately reverse and someonen else will end up with excess dollar reserves.You do know China does not have to buy our debt?
There is always a willing buyer. It is mechanical.And if they stop you do understand that creates a huge problem to continue increasing the debt here in the US if no other willing buyer steps up.
No. Please read up on how the monetary system works.To encourage buyers, the US would have to increase rates, which increases the deficit.
You want to stop providing the private sector with safe assets?How about stopping deficit spending? How about realizing China is in an economic war with the US?
You're really for higher taxes or you're just trolling for agitation?You keep voting for politicians who keep lowering taxes…you’re as willing a participant as it gets lol
Luv you some China. Would you be saying the same if this was Russia? Good to know your good with 30T in debt, no worries. All is great. Dims need to spend trillions more.There is no liquidity issue. And the goal of the government is not to have net assets, it is to provision the private sector.
The planet where you can consume goods and services from China on favorable terms?
The Chinese government is massively in debt.
US treasuries are not secured debt. The own nothing but negative yielding claims to fiat currency.
In liquidation? Stop for a moment and understand you are dealing with public finance not a private company.
1. For a host of legal and practical reasons, no.
2. If they were to invest somewhere else then the dollars they invest would still flow back to the treasuries market, it would just be someone else owning the treasuries.
Yes. And when they pay the Chinese contractor $100 to build a road what do you suspect that the contractor will do with those dollars? The money eventually winds up as reserves in the banking system, the Chinese government per their policy intervenes to keep the yuan cheap by buying up those dollar reserves. Now same central bank is holding dollars and can watch the value get eaten away by inflation or they can get some yield from buying treasuries.
Yes. Do you like having a private sector with safe assets?
If they want to hold dollars, which they do, and they want any yield on those dollars, they do. Of course they can change the policy over night the yuan will appreciate and the trade balance will immediately reverse and someonen else will end up with excess dollar reserves.
There is always a willing buyer. It is mechanical.
No. Please read up on how the monetary system works.
You want to stop providing the private sector with safe assets?
If China trading us real goods and services in exchange for negative yielding debt payable in fiat currency is an economic war, then what would peace be?
You’re ignoring my desire to reduce the size of the federal government. Yeah, I’m a dreamer.You keep voting for politicians who keep lowering taxes…you’re as willing a participant as it gets lol
lol words fail you suddenly?Luv you some China. Would you be saying the same if this was Russia?
Trump was a moderate Dem, I don't like the spending on either side. We should have not shut down the economy and we should have never paid all the CODID relief. John Hopkins study recently released data that proves that. The spending Dims suggest now with this inflation is asinine. I was on board with 2 weeks to slow the curve. That was it.
People love having their kids pay for my tax cuts #amiright?
You're really for higher taxes or you're just trolling for agitation?
We differ on this one - we don't need taxed - and for sure if we are it won't go where it's supposed to go-I would be more than happy to pay higher taxes but only if every cent in increased taxes and increased revenue went to pay down the debt. I fully believe we should pay our own way and not spend our children's and their future generations futures.