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SAUDI OIL MAKE YA . . . JUMP, JUMP . . . SAUDI MONEY MAKE YA MAKE . . . JUMP, JUMP . . . SAUDI TERROR MAKE YA . . . JUMP, JUMP
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...…..to stupid to even taking the time to educate....a good example of why some animals eat their young,,,,,,they know they will never have a lick of fucking sense
........... Well, gee ... what are the militias (Nazi & KKK) gonna say 'bout THIS?There's this old saying that goes ... "You can't have your cake and eat it, too!" Don't you wonder how that might relate in regards to Trump, Blacks, Nazis, KKK?
Let's face it, Dana ... Trump wants to keep the "old, fat, white man party" of the USA going. And his calling on the militia and downplaying the attempted kidnapping and possible ******* of a State Governor proves just that. And, your opening announcing that Trump is a good man simply tells me you're probably as crooked as he is. From your writing style, I'm fairly sure you're no more a female than I am. Too bad we can't take a peak behind the curtain like the Wizard of Oz ... lol
As far as MSN and CNN go ... their news is way, way more accurate & impartial than anything Fox News and the likes of Rush Limbaugh EVER could put out.
Its ok, though .... its ALMOST OVER ... then you can gloat all you wish and say "I told you so" when Trump wins. News for you, however, he's not going to accept the ballot election unless he wins. He'll go around Congress right to the Supreme Court and his new stock of "drain the swamp" leeches he's putting in place there.
Show me ANY PROOF OF ANYTHING you posted .... I'd be interested to see it.
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THE WORLD IS LAUGHING AT US??? YOU GOT THAT RIGHT
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??? YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!!!SAUDI OIL MAKE YA . . . JUMP, JUMP . . . SAUDI MONEY MAKE YA MAKE . . . JUMP, JUMP . . . SAUDI TERROR MAKE YA . . . JUMP, JUMP
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Sure, how do you think all the free programs, Obama phones and all the other free things get payed? Do you think there is a money tree orchard behind the White House.
Make sure you aren't biting the hand that feeds you.
Deficit by President: What Budget Deficits Hide
By Dollar and Percent
Which President ran the largest budget deficits? There are two ways to answer that question. The most popular way is to add up the deficits for each year the President was in office. But a President doesn’t control the first year’s deficit. The previous President and Congress already approved that federal budget. That's because the Federal government's fiscal year runs from October 1 through September 30.
As a result, a new President has no influence on the deficit for January through September 30 of that first year.
So, the best way is to look at the budget each President created. Then add the deficits for those budgets. That reflects the President's priorities in black and white. It measures the impact of deficit spending and tax changes in dollars and cents.
5 Factors That Influence the Deficit
The President is ultimately responsible for the budget deficit. But there are five influential factors.
First, the President has no control over the mandatory budget or its deficit. That includes Social Security and Medicare benefits. They are the two biggest expenses any President has. The mandatory budget estimates what these programs will cost. The Acts of Congress that created the programs also mandate the spending. Unless the President can get Congress to remove or change them, he's got to live with that spending.
Second, the Constitution gave Congress, not the President, the power to control spending. The President’s budget is starting point. Each house of Congress prepares a discretionary spending budget. They combine them into the final budget that the President reviews and signs. For more, see Budget Process
Third, each President inherits many of his predecessors' policies. For example, every President suffered from lower revenue. That's a result of President Reagan's and President Bush's tax cuts. Presidents who raise taxes quickly become unpopular. As a result, tax cuts rarely disappear.
Fourth, some Presidents had to deal with catastrophic events. President Obama responded to the worst recession since the Great Depression. President Bush reacted to the 9/11 terrorist attack and Hurricane Katrina. Their required responses came with economic price tags.
Fifth, each year's deficit adds to the debt. But the total amount added to the debt each year is usually more than the deficit. That's because Presidents can "borrow" from the Social Security Trust Fund. That's the largest of the federal retirement funds that run a surplus. That makes the deficit smaller than what's added to the debt. For example, President Bush's stated budget deficits totaled $3.294 trillion. But he added $5.849 trillion to the debt.
He borrowed the rest from Social Security in an off-budget transaction. See How Much Each President Contributed to the Debt.
President Barack Obama
President Obama has the largest deficits. By the end of his final budget (FY 2017), his deficits will total $6.616 trillion. Obama took office during the Great Recession. He immediately needed to spend billions to stop it. He convinced Congress to add the $787 billion economic stimulus package to Bush’s FY 2009 budget. It added $253 billion to the FY 2009 budget. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act added the remaining $534 billion over the rest of Obama’s terms.
In 2010, the Obama tax cut added $858 billion to the debt in its first two years. Obama increased defense spending, adding as much as $800 billion a year. Federal income decreased due to lower tax receipts from the 2008 financial crisis.
Both Presidents Bush and Obama suffered from higher mandatory spending than their predecessors did. Social Security and Medicare benefits eating up more of the budget. That's because health care costs were rising as the American population aged. In 2010, Obama launched the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. It sought to reduce health care spending. That would lower the debt by $143 billion by 2020. For more, see National Debt Under Obama.
President George W. Bush
President Bush is next, racking up $3.293 trillion over two terms. He responded to the attacks on 9/11 with the War on Terror. That sent military spending to a higher level of $600 billion a year. The Bush tax cuts, also known as EGTRRA and JGTRRA, cut taxes to address the 2001 recession. Unfortunately, the cuts did not sunset when the recession was over. That worsened the housing boom and depleted revenues during the 2008 recession. He attacked the 2008 financial crisis with the $700 billion bailout. Congress added it to the mandatory budget. There it became the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
President Ronald Reagan
President Reagan added $1.412 trillion in deficits, nearly doubling the debt. He fought the 1982 recession by cutting the top income tax rate from 70 percent to 28 percent. Reagan cut the corporate rate from 48 percent to 34 percent. He also increased government spending by 2.5 percent a year. That included a 35 percent increase in the defense budget and an expansion of Medicare.
President George H.W. Bush
President George H.W. Bush created a $1.03 trillion deficit in one term. He responded to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait with Desert Storm. He oversaw the $125 billion bailout that ended the 1989 Savings and Loan crisis. The 1991 recession cut into tax revenue.
Budget Deficits by Fiscal Year
Although most other Presidents ran deficits, none came close to these four. Part of that is because the U.S. economy, as measured by GDP, was so much smaller for other Presidents. For example, in 1981 GDP was only $3 trillion, growing by five times to $15 trillion in 2012.
The table below shows each President's annual budget deficits since Woodrow Wilson. For more, see Deficit by Year and Debt by Year.
President Barack Obama: Total Projected Plus Actual Deficits = $6.616 trillion, a 57 percent increase.
- FY 2017 - $441 billion projected.
- FY 2016 - $600 billion expected.
- FY 2015 - $438 billion.
- FY 2014 - $485 billion.
- FY 2013 - $679 billion.
- FY 2012 - $1.087 trillion.
- FY 2011 - $1.300 trillion.
- FY 2010 - $1.587 ($1.294 trillion plus $253 billion from the Obama Stimulus Act that was attached to the FY 2009 budget).
President George W. Bush: Total = $3.293 trillion, a 57 percent increase.
- FY 2009 - $1.16 trillion. ($1.413 trillion minus $253 billion from Obama's Stimulus Act)
- FY 2008 - $459 billion.
- FY 2007 - $161 billion.
- FY 2006 - $248 billion.
- FY 2005 - $318 billion.
- FY 2004 - $413 billion.
- FY 2003 - $378 billion.
- FY 2002 - $158 billion.
President Bill Clinton: Total = $63 billion surplus, a 1 percent decrease.
- FY 2001 - $128 billion surplus.
- FY 2000 - $236 billion surplus.
- FY 1999 - $126 billion surplus.
- FY 1998 - $69 billion surplus.
- FY 1997 - $22 billion.
- FY 1996 - $107 billion.
- FY 1995 - $164 billion.
- FY 1994 - $203 billion.
President George H.W. Bush: Total = $1.036 trillion, a 36 percent increase.
- FY 1993 - $255 billion.
- FY 1992 - $290 billion.
- FY 1991 - $269 billion.
- FY 1990 - $221 billion.
President Ronald Reagan: Total = $1.412 trillion, a 142 percent increase
- FY 1989 - $153 billion.
- FY 1988 - $155 billion.
- FY 1987 - $150 billion.
- FY 1986 - $221 billion.
- FY 1985 - $212 billion.
- FY 1984 - $185 billion.
- FY 1983 - $208 billion.
- FY 1982 - $128 billion.
President Jimmy Carter: Total = $253 billion, a 36 percent increase.
- FY 1981 - $79 billion.
- FY 1980 - $74 billion.
- FY 1979 - $41 billion.
- FY 1978 - $59 billion.
President Gerald Ford: Total = $181 billion, a 38 percent increase.
- FY 1977 - $54 billion.
- FY 1976 - $74 billion.
- FY 1975 - $53 billion.
President Richard Nixon: Total = $70 billion, a 20 percent increase.
- FY 1974 - $6 billion.
- FY 1973 - $15 billion.
- FY 1972 - $23 billion.
- FY 1971 - $23 billion.
- FY 1970 - $3 billion.
President Lyndon B. Johnson: Total = $36 billion, an 11 percent increase.
- FY 1969 - $3 billion surplus.
- FY 1968 - $25 billion.
- FY 1967 - $9 billion.
- FY 1966 - $4 billion.
- FY 1965 - $1 billion.
President John F. Kennedy: Total = $18 billion, a 6 percent increase.
- FY 1964 - $6 billion.
- FY 1963 - $5 billion.
- FY 1962 - $7 billion.
President Dwight Eisenhower: Total = $15 billion, a 6 percent increase.
- FY 1961 - $3 billion.
- FY 1960 - $0 billion (slight surplus).
- FY 1959 - $13 billion.
- FY 1958 - $3 billion.
- FY 1957 - $3 billion surplus.
- FY 1956 - $4 billion surplus.
4 pres with largest deficit
While most U.S. presidents over the past 75 years have run budget deficits for many if not all of their years in office, there are four whose deficits have far exceeded those of their peers. The four presidents who have run the largest deficits are, in order from most to least, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
There are two ways to look at the U.S. budget deficit when determining which president has run the largest deficit. The first is to look at each president's term or terms in office, total the deficits run over the course of their four or eight years and base your conclusions on those numbers. According to this method, Barack Obama's budget is projected to run a deficit of $7.3 trillion over his eight years, making him the president with the largest budget deficit. George W. Bush is second, with a deficit of $3.29 trillion over his eight years. Ronald Reagan is third at $1.412 trillion deficit in eight years and George H.W. Bush comes in fourth with a $1.03 trillion deficit in his single term.
While totaling the deficit over each president's term to see who has run the largest deficit seems to be common sense on the surface, the responsibility for the budget is not so black and white a question. For one thing, Congress has to vote to approve the U.S. budget and the allocation of government spending for things such as economic stimulus packages or affordable health care that add to the deficit. For another, mandatory spending is automatically built into the budget for national programs such as Social Security, welfare and Medicare. These programs are acts of Congress and would require further acts to amend or eliminate them. The federal fiscal year runs from October 1 to September 30; for the first nine months a new president is in office, he is working with the budget laid down by his predecessor.
The laws governing the federal fiscal year are the reason that a second way to look at budget deficits is on a year-by-year basis. In years when a new president is elected, there are two plans at work: the old plan laid out by the previous administration and the new plan brought in by the new president. The single largest budget deficit in U.S. history happened during such a year; the 2009 fiscal year clocked a $1.412 trillion deficit. For the first third of that year, President George W. Bush was in office, while for the last eight months, Barack Obama took the White House. In October 2008, after Bush's budget was approved for the 2009 fiscal year, the Dow dropped dramatically, recording three of its 10 worst-ever days in a single month. After Obama took office, fears of a looming recession encouraged Congress to pass an economic stimulus package, immediately adding a further $253 billion to Bush's already-approved budget, and making the $1.412 trillion deficit the work of two administrations.
So this is a case of your Washington Post numbers vs. New York Times Numbers
Trump Spent Far Less Than Clinton, but Paid His Companies Well (Published 2016)
Hillary Clinton’s total expenses were $565 million, and Donald J. Trump’s were $322 million — significantly less than their counterparts spent in 2012.
Congrats!
Let us further examine this factual story that you highlight and bookmarked. You leave out one VERY important part:
But Trump benefited immensely from “earned media” — the free TV time he got by virtue of being an unconventional candidate who frequently said outlandish and offensive things. Trump received about $5 billion in free media, according to an estimate by media analysis firm MediaQuant, compared with only $3.24 billion for Clinton. Those figures aren't included in OpenSecrets' tally of direct spending
Yep, he won. Lost the popular vote, eventually impeached, fucked us over in a pandemic- but hey, he won.
More from the article on the total spent around Trump inside and outside his campaign for President:
Similarly, we spent $2.4 billion on the presidential race to elect a man who most people now consider to be dishonest (61 percent), lacking in leadership skills (55 percent), indifferent to the plight of normal Americans (57 percent), hotheaded (66 percent) and, broadly speaking, embarrassing (52 percent).
If you believe any doctor dependent on Trump for their job, then I have a list of other Trump employees you may want to talk to. I mean, the few who aren't under indictment, criminal investigation, in prison, or just out of prison. I guess that only leaves his wife. But she has Covid, you'll have to wait.
Trust the experts, right?
Doctor says Trump no longer at risk of transmitting virus
President Donald Trump's doctor said Saturday the president is no longer at risk of transmitting the coronavirus.www.foxnews.com
Twitter flags Trump tweet claiming 'immunity' for violating its Covid-19 rules | News24
Twitter Inc on Sunday flagged a tweet by the U.S. President Donald Trump, in which he claimed he was immune to the coronavirus, for violating company's rules about spreading misleading and potentially harmful information related to the COVI
Facebook, Twitter Take Action After Trump Falsely Claims Flu Deadlier Than COVID-19
The president, who is being treated for COVID-19, has been downplaying the severity of the disease. He said falsely that, compared with the flu, COVID-19 is "in most populations far less lethal."
www.npr.org
Trump falsely dismisses virus danger: 'You catch it, you get better, and you're immune'
President Donald Trump dismissed the danger from the coronavirus in a Fox Business interview Thursday, saying, "You catch it, you get better, you're almost immune."
Photos: Trump boat parade motors across San Francisco Bay
A flotilla of about 40 boats carrying Trump supporters departed from McCovey Cove for the Golden Gate Bridge during the Trump 2020 SF Bay Boat Parade on Saturday. Supporters displayed Trump flags a…
www.mercurynews.com
We’re better off under Trump than before, so where’s the momentum?: Goodwin
It’s a number that would make any incumbent jump for joy: 56 percent of registered voters tell Gallup they are better off than they were four years ago, while only 32 percent said they are worse of…
nypost.com
I'm in Arizona, and Martha McSally is a pro-Trump Republican.
Cindy McCain isn't a politician. She's a RINO like her husband.
So you've brought up a handful of people who aren't for Trump. Big deal.
How about researching the #WalkAway campaign and see how many tens of thousands have left the Democrat party.
It didn't hurt him at all. I don't know what kind of op-ed story that was, but just because someone gets a virus doesn't make him less electable. Especially since he's apparently already over it.If Donald did, maybe he wouldn't have caught coronavirus and been hospitalized which appears to have thrown a monkey wrench in his campaign.
Trump’s Bout With COVID-19 Might Be Hurting His Reelection Chances
Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup. Poll(s) of the week It’s been exactly one week since we learned that President Trump had tested positive fo…www.google.com
Your biggest character flaw is being unable to admit to the world when you're wrong.So this is a case of your Washington Post numbers vs. New York Times Numbers
No need to quibble over the best two newspapers on the planet. I just glad someone like you, a person of admittingly low functions, can submit to the fact that at least one of these mediums is a factual record of news.Trump Spent Far Less Than Clinton, but Paid His Companies Well (Published 2016)
Hillary Clinton’s total expenses were $565 million, and Donald J. Trump’s were $322 million — significantly less than their counterparts spent in 2012.www.nytimes.com
Congrats!
Let us further examine this factual story that you highlight and bookmarked. You leave out one VERY important part:
But Trump benefited immensely from “earned media” — the free TV time he got by virtue of being an unconventional candidate who frequently said outlandish and offensive things. Trump received about $5 billion in free media, according to an estimate by media analysis firm MediaQuant, compared with only $3.24 billion for Clinton. Those figures aren't included in OpenSecrets' tally of direct spending
Yep, he won. Lost the popular vote, eventually impeached, fucked us over in a pandemic- but hey, he won.
More from the article on the total spent around Trump inside and outside his campaign for President:
Similarly, we spent $2.4 billion on the presidential race to elect a man who most people now consider to be dishonest (61 percent), lacking in leadership skills (55 percent), indifferent to the plight of normal Americans (57 percent), hotheaded (66 percent) and, broadly speaking, embarrassing (52 percent).
If you believe any doctor dependent on Trump for their job, then I have a list of other Trump employees you may want to talk to. I mean, the few who aren't under indictment, criminal investigation, in prison, or just out of prison. I guess that only leaves his wife. But she has Covid, you'll have to wait.
That's ok though. It's still fun kicking your ass in these debates with proof.
The pandemic is a blip. 2.5 million people die in the country every year. 200k is a rounding error, especially when they are all around the life expectancy anyway.
The popular vote. Only whiny bitches bring up the popular vote. The winner gets the White House.
Sorry, your numbers are wrong.
Clueless?
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Opinion: Republicans start to distance from Trump
John Avlon writes that as Trump continues to badly trail in the polls and be marred by increasingly erratic, self-sabotaging behavior, there are signs that some Republicans -- like Arizona Sen. Martha McSally and Texas Sen. John Cornyn -- are beginning to distance themselves from him in a...
www.cnn.com
Republican Voters Against Trump
It takes courage to speak out against your party. It takes courage to change your mind about Trump.
rvat.org
The top Republicans who aren't voting for Trump in 2020
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is the latest to join the list.
www.axios.com
They wanted disruption in 2016. Now they're Trump defectors
Shawna Jensen’s moment of reckoning came in March, as she sat in her suburban Fort Worth, Texas, living room next to her fireplace.
apnews.com
5 White Women Explain Why They Voted For Trump in 2016
...but won't be making the same mistake again this November.
www.marieclaire.com
Poll Finds Voters in Two Crucial States Repelled by Trump’s Debate Behavior (Published 2020)
Biden is ahead by seven points in Pennsylvania and five points in Florida, according to the Times/Siena survey.
You clearly don't know me. My biggest flaw is giving internet trolls life and continuing to debate them once I've already scorched that ass.
How would YOU know this?
Sure. I need people like you to keep ignoring the scientists, and leave that mask off, fuck social distancing with each other, get out to those rallies, hell, try to shake the President's tiny hand.
Only Republicans dismiss the popular vote, and the populous voting. A majority of Americans do not support Republicans, so their only hope is to break down and diminish the foundations of democracy. Re-define it.
The number the New York Times used are the fundraising totals from the campaigns during the general election only. Your problem is, this is not your field and you're trying to gleen a narrative, so you look stupid. Kind of like a fireman trying to fight a fire with a ladder instead of the hose. Which reminds me, you're a hose.
Go Trump 2020
AND ABOUT THE TERROR
The "hand that feeds me"? Let's have a look a a list of the 9/11 conspirators . . . notice anything (not to mention OSAMA BIN LADEN)
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September 11 Hijackers Fast Facts | CNN
Read CNN's Fast Facts on the 19 hijackers of September 11, 2001, and learn more about the individuals involved in this terroristic attack.
Or how about this outrageous, heinous act and violation of international law (among other things)
??? Yeeaaaahhhhh . . . .
Jamal Khashoggi: All you need to know about Saudi journalist's death
Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in 2018. Here's what we know.
www.bbc.com
So how is it that Saudis were not banned from entering the United States . . . while citizens from other countries were
. . . it's because when the crooked, corrupt Saudi regime says JUMP, JUMP Donald Trump says HOW HIGH?!
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