Posted on 10/06/2015 7:27:02 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
I’ll sum the article up for you: Bull.
Another “I hate Trump” article from NRino.
What will they write about when he is gone? To bad they don’t refuse to use any of their bandwidth the address GOPe leadership that is destroying the party.
To bad they refuse to use any of their bandwidth the address GOPe leadership that is destroying the party.
So again they demand more position papers from Trump, while everyone else is ok to just skate on by with platitudes.
Just another hit job on The Donald from the RINO National Review Trump haters.
Well, government revenues doubled thanks to the Reagan tax cuts.
But the Demons spent it all plus some.
Which is what Demons do.
Don’t be surprised if Yellen raises interest rates when/if a Republican takes office - this would skyrocket interest paid on the debt and force austerity. All the candidate better have a workable plan.
Another day, another anti-trump screed from National Review, GOPe central.
They have become pathetic.
RE: I’ll sum the article up for you: Bull.
Thanks for the summation, but please elaborate.
"Trump obviously attacks everyone but she’s become a much bigger target, and I think part of what’s going on here is that last debate. Let’s be honest. Carly cut his balls off with the precision of a surgeon.”
1. Immigration
2. 2nd Amendment
3. Taxes
And I suspect more will follow.
He, also, mentioned to Mark Levin about downsizing the whole government.
All the other Yo-Yo's, both R & D just run their mouths, nothing in writing.
I agree; interesting to note that neither the author of this latest NRO hit piece, James Carpretta - a health care analyst, by the way, nor any of the staff of the Tax Foundation, has ever held a real world job in the private sector! Not one of these economic armchair quarterbacks, who do nothing more than consult and support each other as they contemplate their navels.
NRO’s latest Trump attack, but from a new author. The other idiots must be getting writer’s cramp. I notice now it took two of them to write one article earlier today. By the time Trump is president, the whole NRO staff will be needed to write one article.
National Review has beclowned itself in its hatred of Trump. I can understand people legitimately disagreeing, but this is not legitimate criticism, but this is just plain yellow journalism.
Reagan, for those of us who remember, did get tax cuts which increased government tax revenue because the tax cuts promoted economic growth. However, democratic congresses increased spending tremendously. Remember, every time Reagan submitted a budget, Tip O’Neill would pronounce it DOA.
“Another day, another anti-trump screed from National Review, GOPe central.”
“Why I Love George Will
by Jonah Goldbrick
Yesterday’s paper.
Mark Levin says his tax plan is very Reaganeque, so, I’ll take Mark’s word over some unknown Trump hater at National Review.,
--with no specifics on how to eliminate the $680B deficit. The reason he (yeah and all the candidates with him) won't say anything is because then they'd have to cut Social Security, Medicare, and Welfare--
| 2013 actual (In billions of dollars) | |
| National defense | 633,385 |
| Nondefense: | |
| Agriculture | 2 |
| International affairs ................................ | 633 |
| Transportation ....................................... | 1,441 |
| Education, training, employment, and social services . | 44,226 |
| Health ............................................... | 21,531 |
| Medicare ............................................. | 583,798 |
| Income security ...................................... | 430,653 |
| Social security ...................................... | 807,249 |
| Veterans benefits and services ....................... | 121,557 |
| Administration of justice ............................ | 671 |
| Grants to State and local governments for individuals | 378,217 |
| All other grants | 167,954 |
| Net Interest | 220,885 |
| All other | 135,188 |
| Undistributed offsetting receipts | -92,785 |
| Total nondefense | 2,821,220 |
| Total outlays | 3,454,605 |
| Receipts | 2,775,103 |
| Deficit | -679,502 |
--as cutting anything else wouldn't make enough of a dent.
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