Trump isn't going to sue anyone. One subpoena and it's all over for him. He sues the WSJ - he's toast. He sues AOC - he's toast. He's backed into a corner. Watch for the distractions, because he's gonna be pulling some crazy shit now.
@Bakerman5811@MeidasTouch It’s not the pageant, it’s the sexual assault of teenagers going on there and the additional proven connections to Jeffrey Epstein while hanging out with teenage girls and sexual predators all together. You are an absolute piece of shit.
@SusanSt27247775@alifarhat79@elonmusk I have been watching Trump since the 80s
Scamming contractors
Ripping off students at Trump University
Cheating on EVERY wife
Going bankrupt many times and ripping off investors in the process
@elonmusk Well, at least you learned that everyone associated with Trump usually gets fucked over. Now do something good like help the poor and disenfranchised.
Nobody wins this Musk vs. Trump spat. Musk risks losing government contracts, and Trump could lose a key ally, but the public takes the real hit. The GOP megabill, at the heart of this, boosts the deficit by $2.4 trillion and cuts programs like Medicaid and SNAP, potentially leaving millions without healthcare or food aid. Meanwhile, the wealthy get massive tax breaks. If the bill fails, gridlock persists, and public needs go unmet. You're right—we're the ones who lose most.
- Quantitative Analysis:
- Since World War II, there has been a general observation that the U.S. economy has performed better under Democratic presidents in terms of job growth, GDP growth, and other economic indicators, which indirectly relate to debt management. However, when looking at the national debt directly:
- Republican Administrations: Presidents like Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush significantly increased the national debt in terms of percentage of GDP. The tax policies under these administrations, like the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act under Trump, have contributed notably to debt increases by reducing government revenue.
- Democratic Administrations: While President Franklin D. Roosevelt's term saw the largest percentage increase due to the Great Depression and WWII, in recent times, President Obama's administration saw significant debt increases due to the Great Recession and subsequent stimulus efforts. However, President Clinton managed to decrease the deficit, leading to surpluses at the end of his term.
- Qualitative Considerations:
- Republican Policies: Often associated with tax cuts, particularly for higher income brackets and corporations, which can lead to higher deficits unless offset by economic growth or spending cuts. The Bush tax cuts and Trump's tax reform are examples where significant revenue was foregone.
- Democratic Policies: Generally involve more spending on social programs and infrastructure, but can also include tax increases on the wealthy or corporations, aiming for a balanced approach to debt management. Clinton's administration had tax increases which contributed to budget surpluses.
FACT CHECK: Wrong! ❌
The Bill required schools to offer free menstrual products to all menstruating students, but did not specify the bathroom in which they were offered, leaving that decision up to the school.
So do we see how republicans just like to use scare tactics to get the vote of prejudiced bigots?
Republicans: We don’t know enough about Kamala & we just don’t trust her.
Also Republicans: We know Trump and Gaetz are rapists & we just don’t care.