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Lordy! Quite the conundrum. Good luck 👍.

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    Corwin — 10 months ago(May 21, 2025 02:18 AM)

    Lordy! Quite the conundrum. Good luck 👍.
    www.nytimes.com/2025/05/20/upshot/record-debt-republicans-bill.html
    The United States hit its record debt level at the end of 1945, after a world war and the Great Depression.
    That record, in which the debt was briefly larger than the size of the entire economy, is almost certain to be broken in the next several years. Estimates from the Congressional Budget Office published in January showed that the country was on track to overtake it in 2032 — and that was before the Republicans’ large tax and spending bill was taken into account.
    Under the G.O.P. megabill being considered in the House, budget experts now say, the U.S. debt would blow past the record even sooner and climb significantly higher in coming decade.
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    Because the government has been spending more than it collects in taxes over the past two decades, the debt has been growing. Without any changes to existing law, the Congressional Budget Office predicts the debt will rise to about 117 percent of the economy’s size by 2034, higher than the 1945 record.
    The Republicans’ bill would widen the gap further by extending and expanding tax cuts and increasing military spending, partly offset by spending cuts in other areas. The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a nonpartisan group that favors debt reduction, estimates that the nation’s debt could be as high as 129 percent of the economy by 2034 under those plans.

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      Masher — 10 months ago(May 21, 2025 02:23 AM)

      1790, ah the good ol days

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        Corwin — 10 months ago(May 21, 2025 02:23 AM)

        They're apparently coming back.

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          the culling — 10 months ago(May 21, 2025 02:24 AM)

          This is the end of the American Empire as we know it.

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            Masher — 10 months ago(May 21, 2025 02:26 AM)

            and I feel fine

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              soapbox original gangster — 10 months ago(May 21, 2025 03:11 AM)

              Repubs are the party of fiscal sanity and spending restraint, or the platform used to hold that before getting scrubbed of potentially embarrassing inconsistencies

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                /.ㅤ — 10 months ago(May 21, 2025 03:45 AM)

                Stop laughing! It's all going according to…. um, plan…
                My password is password.

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                  Fire the liars — 10 months ago(May 23, 2025 10:23 AM)

                  The new spending bill that just passed the House is projected to add trillions more to the debt all while cutting Medicaid and Obamacare!

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                    Corwin — 10 months ago(May 23, 2025 10:25 AM)

                    Sounds like a wonderful initiative. Enjoy!

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                      Robgoblin — 10 months ago(May 23, 2025 10:58 AM)

                      It would be an awful inconvenience if it all came tumbling down. But also hilarious, I’m on the fence
                      Thats it, I’m going to clown college

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                        Corwin — 10 months ago(May 23, 2025 11:08 AM)

                        Increasingly my view of US voters is: you ordered up this **** sandwich; I am going to enjoy watching you eat it.

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