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British analysis over why GOP infighting is to blame for potential 2023 federal government shutdown and consequences for 2024 elections.
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Maj John Bell
It takes two to disagree. From the perspective of a conservative, who thinks government has a fiduciary responsibility to future generations, it is always democrats who load up the budget with unsustainable entitlements and vote-buying social justice spending.
The debt per taxpayer is over $250,000. How will you pay your share? Or will you leave that to your children and their children and all of their grandchildren?
https://www.usdebtclock.org/
The debt per taxpayer is over $250,000. How will you pay your share? Or will you leave that to your children and their children and all of their grandchildren?
https://www.usdebtclock.org/
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Maj John Bell
SFC (Join to see) - How about a global pandemic that shut down the economy? You play the hand you're dealt.
When was the last time the democrats proposed a tightened federal budget? When even a significant minority of democrats voted to reduce an entitlement?
The republicans are the party of government overspending. The democrats are the party of extravagantly overspending.
When was the last time the democrats proposed a tightened federal budget? When even a significant minority of democrats voted to reduce an entitlement?
The republicans are the party of government overspending. The democrats are the party of extravagantly overspending.
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LTC Eugene Chu
"What the standoff is about
McCarthy’s leadership team is still struggling to find a way to pass a stop gap spending bill known as a continuing resolution – or a CR – to keep government open and buy more time to end a fierce internecine dispute over demands for massive spending cuts by hardliners. But the radicals may have the numbers to stop the measure from even reaching the House floor and demand more concessions.
“I don’t know how they will get to 218,” South Carolina GOP Rep. Nancy Mace, referring to McCarthy’s magic number to pass a bill, said after leaving a conference meeting."...
"What the standoff is about
McCarthy’s leadership team is still struggling to find a way to pass a stop gap spending bill known as a continuing resolution – or a CR – to keep government open and buy more time to end a fierce internecine dispute over demands for massive spending cuts by hardliners. But the radicals may have the numbers to stop the measure from even reaching the House floor and demand more concessions.
“I don’t know how they will get to 218,” South Carolina GOP Rep. Nancy Mace, referring to McCarthy’s magic number to pass a bill, said after leaving a conference meeting."...
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