Let’s not forget: the Biden administration printed & spent trillions of dollars, causing historic inflation that forced the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates ten times. The President’s reckless spending policies are an underlying cause of the turmoil in the banking sector.

Ranking Member Scott Urges Against Biden's Inflationary Policies

Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.) pushes against failed financial policies.

May 8, 2023 · 7:15 PM UTC

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You co-wrote the bill that let millionaires and billionaires off the hook to pay taxes while the lower and middle class are skimping to get by. You were once one of us, but you have lost your way!😿
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Uncle ruckus still talking out the side of his neck blame blame blame no solutions. This why there’s no president in your future my ninja.
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Lets not forget the $8.7 trillion tRump added to the debt in 4 years , that is 30% of combined debt. and you can add in the $2 trillion tax cut added up to $10 trillion over 5 years. Now that makes tRumps debt $18 Trillion dollars
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Mind commenting on this? I thought not.
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Such LIES LIES LIES 🤡
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You’re a lying yessamassin’ jigaboo🤡
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You and Trump started it
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You haven't seen anything yet if he pushes his digital currency? You think January 6th or something it's a flicker compared to what's going to happen if I feel the way I do look out
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The banking issues have always been about deregulation. That is one of the the Republican’s fav things to do. You are a clown
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Tim, I like you and believe you are normally a genuine politician, but you know this is not true. This inflation has been building up for several years and all the free giveaways that happened during 2020 (under Trump) set it all in motion.
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