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Hey Trump supporters are you tired of winning yet
- Thread starter wildchild
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Cruz is standing next to Trump. It's only natural that he would check to make sure he still has his wallet.
True.
It looks like Cruz is searching for where his heart should be. What's he doing in there? Trump isn't even bothering to look. He knows that there is nothing there.
More bait and switch.
Trump adviser backs off plan to wipe out U.S. debt in 8 years
by Lex Haris @lexharis August 7, 2016: 8:42 PM ET
In April, Donald Trump told the Washington Post he could wipe out America's $19 trillion debt in 8 years.
"On Sunday, an economic adviser for the Trump campaign acknowledged it's not doable.
"I think it would be hard to eliminate it," said David Malpass, speaking on CNN Sunday night. "I think we just have too much debt for it to go away in a short time period."
"When asked about the change in position, Malpass responded: "That was a long time ago and it was a very hard-fought primary campaign."
"Malpass said it was still important to get serious about the debt: "The debt has been going up at a very rapid rate over the last 8 years," he said. "That's something that's got to stop."
"Trump is set to unveil an update to his economic plan on Monday in Detroit.
"His current tax and spending proposals would greatly add to -- not subtract from -- the national debt: Federal debt would rise by an estimated $11.5 trillion in the first decade alone, according to an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Budget.
"The biggest reason: Trump has proposed massive tax cuts.
"Supporters of the plan have said that the analysis does not take into account the economic growth that comes from cutting taxes. But even when CRFB makes allowances for potential growth, it concludes his tax plan would result in a steep loss of tax revenue.
"Trump's spending plans would also add to the debt.
"Trump has proposed spending reductions that amount to an estimated $650 billion over a decade, according to CRFB. But that doesn't account for his latest promise to spend twice as much as Hillary Clinton on infrastructure spending. In terms of the biggest drivers of federal spending going forward - Social Security and Medicare - Trump has said he'd make no changes.
"Trump's revised economic plan is expected to dial back some of his tax cuts to make them less costly."
CNNMoney (New York) First published August 7, 2016: 8:29 PM ET
Trump adviser backs off plan to wipe out U.S. debt in 8 years
by Lex Haris @lexharis August 7, 2016: 8:42 PM ET
In April, Donald Trump told the Washington Post he could wipe out America's $19 trillion debt in 8 years.
"On Sunday, an economic adviser for the Trump campaign acknowledged it's not doable.
"I think it would be hard to eliminate it," said David Malpass, speaking on CNN Sunday night. "I think we just have too much debt for it to go away in a short time period."
"When asked about the change in position, Malpass responded: "That was a long time ago and it was a very hard-fought primary campaign."
"Malpass said it was still important to get serious about the debt: "The debt has been going up at a very rapid rate over the last 8 years," he said. "That's something that's got to stop."
"Trump is set to unveil an update to his economic plan on Monday in Detroit.
"His current tax and spending proposals would greatly add to -- not subtract from -- the national debt: Federal debt would rise by an estimated $11.5 trillion in the first decade alone, according to an analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Budget.
"The biggest reason: Trump has proposed massive tax cuts.
"Supporters of the plan have said that the analysis does not take into account the economic growth that comes from cutting taxes. But even when CRFB makes allowances for potential growth, it concludes his tax plan would result in a steep loss of tax revenue.
"Trump's spending plans would also add to the debt.
"Trump has proposed spending reductions that amount to an estimated $650 billion over a decade, according to CRFB. But that doesn't account for his latest promise to spend twice as much as Hillary Clinton on infrastructure spending. In terms of the biggest drivers of federal spending going forward - Social Security and Medicare - Trump has said he'd make no changes.
"Trump's revised economic plan is expected to dial back some of his tax cuts to make them less costly."
CNNMoney (New York) First published August 7, 2016: 8:29 PM ET
only a democrat thinks tax cuts are costly
Think of it like this: cutting your income while you have non-negotiable expenses. That's costly.only a democrat thinks tax cuts are costly
cutting my income??? Taxes are cutting my income!!! They ARE the cost. I know you don't get it. It's a normal capitalist thing. The government isn't my business that has costs and profits. They don't let me buy shares. The same braindead communists who think tax costs are costly also thinks my business makes too much money.Think of it like this: cutting your income while you have non-negotiable expenses. That's costly.
You don't get it, sir. Your personal financial position is your own, not the government's position.cutting my income??? Taxes are cutting my income!!! They ARE the cost. I know you don't get it.
you got that right, they don't give a shit about meYou don't get it, sir. Your personal financial position is your own, not the government's position.
Hillary armed Isis in Libya and Syria. her bathroom email server led to the assisination of American spies in the Middle East. This election is over
Who would you rather vote for: a terrorist arms dealer who gets our spies killed, exports jobs and keeps the borders open? Or a self made billionaire/loud-mouth patriot who gets the job done?
Who would you rather vote for: a terrorist arms dealer who gets our spies killed, exports jobs and keeps the borders open? Or a self made billionaire/loud-mouth patriot who gets the job done?