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To: longz who wrote (1444447)

3/6/2024 1:25:20 PM

From: koan

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No, but I KNOW the history of that debt and it all falls back on the Republicans!

Trump added almost 8 trillion to the debt, almost a third and the largest of any president not in war.

How can you ignore that!!??

Clinton raised taxes and was showing surpluses. In fact people estimated we would be out of debt in 12 years if things just kept the same.

But little Bush came in and said:" I don't think the government should have so much money so he cut taxes big time. And he cut them for the rich saying they pay the most."

I heard him say that.

This huge deficit lies right at the foot of the Republicans.

You have a choice to live in the real world or a fantasy world.

I choose the real world!

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