I see spending at 123% of GDP, never that high outside war.
I see $35.46 trillion in debt, tripled over the last 20 years.
I dunno, looks he is right about overspending.
I see spending at 123% of GDP, never that high outside war.
I see $35.46 trillion in debt, tripled over the last 20 years.
I dunno, looks he is right about overspending.
As I said, fixing the spending requires us to look at our national priorities. We spend most of our money on defense, social security, and medicare. You can cut everything else and not close the deficit.
That requires a serious conversation. Which I cannot have with somebody telling me that somehow "DEI" is a substantial piece of our budget.
Musk and Trump are not concerned about debt or spending. If they were, Trump and Republicans wouldn't be rushing a billionaire tax cut bill that will add tens of trillions of dollars to the national debt.
If Trump cared about debt he wouldn't have run up $8 trillion in debt his last term with PPP helicopter money and more billionaire tax cuts.