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To: RetiredNow who wrote (1112237)1/21/2019 10:32:19 AM
From: Land Shark  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1572777
 
But Fatrumpers love their tax cut... it’s like drawing from a huge line of credit and rejoicing that your income has gone up. The big fat lie was that it’d pay for itself. FatRump is on a drunken spending spree.



To: RetiredNow who wrote (1112237)1/21/2019 11:23:38 AM
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Well ... the thing is ... In Obummer's term of 8 years in office the National Debt went from about $10 Trillion to about $19.5 Trillion.

Now, it could be argued that about $1.5 Trillion went towards bailing out the banks in 2008/9.

So that means that Obummer added about $8 Trillion, NETT, to the national Debt. Roughly $1 Trillion a year !!

If we take a long term US Bond rate of about 2.5% P.A. that $8 Trillion is costing the USA about $200 Billion in Interest Payments, alone, per annum, based on a Simple Interest calculation.

And the more Government Bonds that are issued, i.e. borrowing money, the greater becomes that interest burden if the Principle of the Debt is not reduced .....

I would suggest cutting away a lot of the "Dead Wood" in terms of Government Departments and Employees as a starter .... and that followed by drastically reducing "Foreign Aid" to other countries .... "Charity Begins AT HOME !!"