I've been very clear with the president since Day 1: We're not raising taxes. The problem is Washington spends too much.

May 23, 2023 · 4:33 PM UTC

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You mean you want to continue NOT paying the taxes equitably. You are trying to remain Speaker, you just are doing an economic insurrection.
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Interesting… So now you are concerned about spending. Data over rhetoric.
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How about we REVERSE taxes and instead of getting tax breaks the top 1% pay their fair share of taxes!!!
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This is FALSE. Woodrow Wilson owns the record. But here, the current on incurring the highest national debt, between Biden and Trump: Biden: 1.84 Trillion (6.33%), Trump: 8.2 Trillion (40%]. MORE usatoday.com/money/blueprint…

​​What’s the national debt by president?

Key points The national debt, which has surpassed $30 trillion, shows how much the federal government owes. All but two presidents since 1900 have contributed to the national debt, some more than...

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Foremost Republicans have done NOTHING to raise the debt ceiling. The bill to which he refers is HR2811 offers a much lower one which would set our country back 10+ years from massive cuts, one among which could cut up to 81, 000 jobs for vets care. 🇺🇸👊 washingtontimes.com/news/202…

White House says GOP’s debt limit bill would nix 2K border patro

The White House is launching a full assault on House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's recently passed debt limit legislation, warning that if all of the budget cuts go into effect it will be disastrous f

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Translation: I have been clear since day one, I do not represent the 70% of Americans who believe Corporate America should pay more in taxes and use those funds to build stronger social safety nets. I represent DJT, who wants to watch this nation and every American suffer.
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2021 BUT REMAINS TRUE Recent letter ignores Republicans’ spending habits gainesvilletimes.com/opinion…

Opinion: Recent letter ignores Republicans’ spending habits

On reading Dick Biggs’ recent letter, I’ll say he seems to have all the answers, as long as he gets to cherry pick the issues and ask all the questions. His letters consistently say Republicans good,...

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Stay strong…economics wins each and every time..it takes time
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He’s right, but funny how he only seems to feel this way when the sitting president is a democrat.
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Or.. congress could just pass a balanced budget instead of forcing the gov to spend way more than it takes in and then playing chicken with economic catastrophe because scoring a few political points are more important than governing well.
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