Congratulations Joe!
If Democrats win the two Senate elections in Georgia, we will see how far Joe will push the government to make it more responsive to the people. If Democrats lose, it will be a continuation of McConnell obstructing progression for the American people.
I have been around longer than Joe has been in politics and I would judge him as an average politician. But compared to Trump he will be a breath of fresh air and hopefully a lesson to those who fell under Trump's spell.
Money greases the wheels of America and all that money comes from "we" the people. Big business and government should remember they have an obligation to "we" the people. Government will have to write trillions of dollars of checks to see us through this epidemic and our other financial problems. Will big business write checks for billions to the government to help pay those costs? Will the people still support the "no new taxes" call after facing those costs?
Spending will be forced on us by circumstances beyond our control. Will we continue to cut taxes? Remember, we are already over 20 trillion in debt.
I do not see "big business" helping out. They are Republicans.
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I don't think borrowing is an issue here because the rates are so low. It wasn't a problem to give rich fuckers a $4trillion 'gift'. also $600X380 million = $228B. the other $676B goes ... again ... to RICH ... fuckers. For sure borrowed money is just that and I'm also certain Republicans will suddenly become fiscally responsible in 2021 during President Biden's administration. A new Tea Party. "so it goes"
ReplyDeleteThere will be plenty of new spending for the Biden administration. Most of it will not be for the Democratic pet programs they promised during the primaries. It will be for Corvid and getting out of the death spiral. Republicans will be forced to agree with that spending. Whaere are the tax hikes? We are on 27 trillion dollars in debt, so we could just put it on the credit card. 35 trillion in debt? 40...50...no limit.
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