Who is America?

exGOPer said:
LOL, funny you would say that on the very same day that the incestuous pedophile announced a 12 billion bailout for his inbred cultists

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/farmer-bail-out-12-billion-announced.323267/unread

And even more ironic coming from a Con with an endless list of inbred states mooching off to feed their diabetic peabrained retards

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What state do you live in?
Hahhahahahahaha

Thanks for the 13 year old data.
Maybe tell us more about Trump U - your alma mater? You seem obsessed with it. Even the leftist retard MSM has dropped that one.

Gravy train is over Groper.
Your side lost. Better get back to work. No more Obama phones for you.
 
LacesOut said:
What state do you live in?
Hahhahahahahaha

Thanks for the 13 year old data.
Maybe tell us more about Trump U - your alma mater? You seem obsessed with it. Even the leftist retard MSM has dropped that one.

Gravy train is over Groper.
Your side lost. Better get back to work. No more Obama phones for you.
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Here is more recent data, tell me about all the improvements in the inbred belt

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...e-97-nations-100-poorest-counties-red-states/

And yes, my side lost, the Russian side and their puppet won. Go get some more bailouts from the incestuous pedo who fucks children, your area of specialty.
 
Max E. said:
Hahahahaha, conservatives were called "Liars" by the mainstream media for a long time for campaigning on the fact that people would lose doctors, cost would go up, and coverage would get worse...... they were right on every single FACT. Anyone like me whose lived in a country with socialised medicine knows this to be an absolute FACT. And the media didnt call him on it until it was too late and the bill was passed.

Tell me something nostradamus, what lie that Trump has told has had more of an impact on Americans lives than the ACA? What specific lie caused more damage to people than the lies used to sell the ACA? Anyone with the slightest grasp on economics knew goddamn well that costs coverage and doctor options couldnt possibly go up while price went down.

Its basic economics, a lie sold to the american people that the media let liberals get away with.
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Remember the liberals calling Sarah Palin a liar for saying that death panels will decide on who gets treatment? We have it in the ACA, it is called the medical advisory board who has the power to decide who gets treatment and who doesn't! So, she was proven correct although, liberal media demonized her for that remark which was true!
 
smallfil said:
Remember the liberals calling Sarah Palin a liar for saying that death panels will decide on who gets treatment? We have it in the ACA, it is called the medical advisory board who has the power to decide who gets treatment and who doesn't! So, she was proven correct although, liberal media demonized her for that remark which was true!
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Do point to a single incident where the MAB has made any life or death decisions for anyone. It has been six years, surely you must have an example

This is why you Cons are such pathological liars, you claim to be the defenders of truth while lying about everything.
 
exGOPer said:
Here is more recent data, tell me about all the improvements in the inbred belt

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...e-97-nations-100-poorest-counties-red-states/

And yes, my side lost, the Russian side and their puppet won. Go get some more bailouts from the incestuous pedo who fucks children, your area of specialty.
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Yup - say it again.
Your side comprised of leftist welfare bubble blowing lying scheming scamming LOST.
GET OVER IT.

I don't defend big government no matter who is promoting it, least of all Trumpy.

Only a dullard leftist like you would conclude that the reason these counties are poor is because they are Republican, or vote Republican.
There are dozens of reasons why, and this is certainly not one of them.

Why do you think the richest counties in the nation surround DC? Because they are full of big government freeloaders who suck the nation dry - gotta get as close to the teet as possible. And do these elitist Democrats in the counties surrounding DC give a flying fuck about the crime and poverty that the Black population around them deal with everyday? No.
They gate their communities and then complain when we want to put a wall on our border.

See, libs all think they are being compassionate, when in fact they are just hypocritical children.
 
LacesOut said:
Yup - say it again.
Your side comprised of leftist welfare bubble blowing lying scheming scamming LOST.
GET OVER IT.

I don't defend big government no matter who is promoting it, least of all Trumpy.

Only a dullard leftist like you would conclude that the reason these counties are poor is because they are Republican, or vote Republican.
There are dozens of reasons why, and this is certainly not one of them.

Why do you think the richest counties in the nation surround DC? Because they are full of big government freeloaders who suck the nation dry - gotta get as close to the teet as possible. And do these elitist Democrats in the counties surrounding DC give a flying fuck about the crime and poverty that the Black population around them deal with everyday? No.
They gate their communities and then complain when we want to put a wall on our border.

See, libs all think they are being compassionate, when in fact they are just hypocritical children.
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Blah blah blah

California sees $9 billion surplus
The budget both stores some of the state's windfall in its rainy day fund, and increases spending on assistance for people living in poverty as well as programs combatting homelessness. The surplus is the state's largest since at least 2000.

https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2018/0615/California-sees-9-billion-surplus-passes-budget-to-help-poor

Now tell me about the budget surplus in these states that went to Trump by big margins

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https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings

Top 5 Healthiest States
1 - Florida (R)
2 - North Dakota (R)
3 - South Dakota (R)
4 - Utah (R)
5 - Wyoming (R)

Bottom 5 LEAST Healthy States
46 - Maryland (D)
47 - Kentucky (R)
48 - Massachusetts (D)
49 - Illinois (D)
50 - New Jersey (D)

California is 43rd...LOL...Basketcase...

Top Five States
Florida, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming rank in the top five states. Top-performing states tend to have higher levels of cash, low unfunded pensions, and strong operating positions.

  • Low debt and a strong cash position help maintain fiscal discipline. Keeping debt levels low, saving cash to pay bills, and maintaining solvent budgets reflect a culture of fiscal discipline. The first-place position of Florida in particular demonstrates that this is possible even with a relatively larger population and and the fiscal pressures that arise from an aging population.
  • Oil and gas revenues play a role in short-term fiscal health. The top-performing states owe some of their success to unpredictable revenue sources. As oil prices have been declining, however, we see this detrimentally affecting their budgets. Alaska has moved out of the top five, and Wyoming has moved from third to fifth as a result. North Dakota’s revenues also declined and have the potential to impact their future rankings.
  • Pensions and health care still pose long-term challenges to top-performing states. While these top five states are considered fiscally healthy relative to other states because they have significant amounts of cash on hand and relatively low short-term debt obligations, each state, especially Wyoming, faces substantial long-term challenges related to its pension and healthcare benefits systems.
  • The top five states have changed since last year. Alaska and Nebraska dropped out of the top five, allowing Florida and Utah to join. North Dakota and South Dakota improved from fourth and fifth to second and third, respectively, pushing Wyoming down two spots to fifth place.
Bottom Five States
Maryland, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Illinois, and New Jersey rank in the bottom five states, largely a result of the low amounts of cash they have on hand and their large debt obligations. States that fail to address long-term drivers of debt and are not prepared for recessions will continue to rank poorly.

  • Each state has massive debt obligations. Each of the bottom five states exhibits serious signs of fiscal distress. Their large liabilities and low cash on hand raise serious concerns about their ability to pay bills.
  • Unfunded liabilities continue to be a problem. High deficits and debt obligations in the forms of unfunded pensions and healthcare benefits continue to drive each state into fiscal peril. Each holds tens, if not hundreds, of billions of dollars in unfunded liabilities—constituting a significant risk to taxpayers in both the short and the long term.
  • The bottom five states have changed since last year. Kentucky’s position has declined, placing it in the bottom five this year. New York is no longer in the bottom five due to improvements in budget solvency. Illinois and New Jersey improved slightly but remain in the bottom five. Massachusetts also remains in the bottom five, in slightly worse positions than last year.
 
LacesOut said:
https://www.mercatus.org/statefiscalrankings

Top 5 Healthiest States
1 - Florida (R)
2 - North Dakota (R)
3 - South Dakota (R)
4 - Utah (R)
5 - Wyoming (R)

Bottom 5 LEAST Healthy States
46 - Maryland (D)
47 - Kentucky (R)
48 - Massachusetts (D)
49 - Illinois (D)
50 - New Jersey (D)

California is 43rd...LOL...Basketcase...

Top Five States
Florida, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming rank in the top five states. Top-performing states tend to have higher levels of cash, low unfunded pensions, and strong operating positions.

  • Low debt and a strong cash position help maintain fiscal discipline. Keeping debt levels low, saving cash to pay bills, and maintaining solvent budgets reflect a culture of fiscal discipline. The first-place position of Florida in particular demonstrates that this is possible even with a relatively larger population and and the fiscal pressures that arise from an aging population.
  • Oil and gas revenues play a role in short-term fiscal health. The top-performing states owe some of their success to unpredictable revenue sources. As oil prices have been declining, however, we see this detrimentally affecting their budgets. Alaska has moved out of the top five, and Wyoming has moved from third to fifth as a result. North Dakota’s revenues also declined and have the potential to impact their future rankings.
  • Pensions and health care still pose long-term challenges to top-performing states. While these top five states are considered fiscally healthy relative to other states because they have significant amounts of cash on hand and relatively low short-term debt obligations, each state, especially Wyoming, faces substantial long-term challenges related to its pension and healthcare benefits systems.
  • The top five states have changed since last year. Alaska and Nebraska dropped out of the top five, allowing Florida and Utah to join. North Dakota and South Dakota improved from fourth and fifth to second and third, respectively, pushing Wyoming down two spots to fifth place.
Bottom Five States
Maryland, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Illinois, and New Jersey rank in the bottom five states, largely a result of the low amounts of cash they have on hand and their large debt obligations. States that fail to address long-term drivers of debt and are not prepared for recessions will continue to rank poorly.

  • Each state has massive debt obligations. Each of the bottom five states exhibits serious signs of fiscal distress. Their large liabilities and low cash on hand raise serious concerns about their ability to pay bills.
  • Unfunded liabilities continue to be a problem. High deficits and debt obligations in the forms of unfunded pensions and healthcare benefits continue to drive each state into fiscal peril. Each holds tens, if not hundreds, of billions of dollars in unfunded liabilities—constituting a significant risk to taxpayers in both the short and the long term.
  • The bottom five states have changed since last year. Kentucky’s position has declined, placing it in the bottom five this year. New York is no longer in the bottom five due to improvements in budget solvency. Illinois and New Jersey improved slightly but remain in the bottom five. Massachusetts also remains in the bottom five, in slightly worse positions than last year.
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Hahahahahhahahaha

So health is wealth now?

Hahahahahahha

A Trump supporter, a supporter of a morbidly obese man who needs carts to walk around while older people use their legs is gonna deflect away from red state socialism to red state muscle!

Hahahahahahahha
 
exGOPer said:
Blah blah blah

California sees $9 billion surplus
The budget both stores some of the state's windfall in its rainy day fund, and increases spending on assistance for people living in poverty as well as programs combatting homelessness. The surplus is the state's largest since at least 2000.

https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2018/0615/California-sees-9-billion-surplus-passes-budget-to-help-poor

Now tell me about the budget surplus in these states that went to Trump by big margins

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Clearly all those illegals are destroying the state
 
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