DOD MUST BE BROUGHT TO HEEL. THEY BUILD THE WALL OR THEIR BUDGET GETS CUT SEVERELY.
Works for me if it is a legal option.
It is in PDJT’s electoral interest, and our national interest, to establish in the public mind the rat’s support of a third world invasion.
Do that first. Then build the wall.
I don’t give a damn who is responsible for playing games with budget when Trump can build the wall now. Every day this silly holdup is one day more illegals cross the border. And we are supposed to feel good knowing that President Trump could build it now with an executive order. Just how serious is the wall. Not serious with communists Democrats, most empty minded Republicans and now the President?
Since were pulling out of Syria and Afghanistan, there should be plenty of extra money in the defense budget. Unfortunately it will only take one Federal Judge to stop it.
Ultimately the wall will get built and the dems will be on record for obstructing the security of our country.
Hey American people! Who do you vote for; the guy who bring prosperity, law and order (within reason), and ends our participation in overseas wars or the people who wants to let criminals, disease, drugs, and taxpayer draining illegals into America?
I too have received some suggestions It’s called
Tariff Anticipation Notes That is, the notes payable will be repaid from collected tariffs. They will be off the balance sheet and will not add to the debt.
What is an Anticipation Note
An anticipation note is a short-term obligation that is issued for temporary financing needs by a municipality. Funds to pay off the note are “anticipated” to be received in the near future. The repayment of principal may be covered by a future longer-term bond issue, taxes, government grant or other form of revenue. These notes normally have maturities of one year or less and interest is payable at maturity rather than semi-annually. The notes are rated by credit agencies (S&P and Moody’s) to provide investors with indications of repayment risk.
BREAKING DOWN Anticipation Note
Anticipation notes are used to meet the short-term cash flow needs of cities or states and provide a way to manage the timing mismatch between their revenues and expenses. There are four different types of anticipation notes:
1.Tax anticipation notes (TANs), used in anticipation of future tax collections;
2.Revenue anticipation notes (RANs), issued with the expectation that non-tax revenue (such as federal or state aid) will pay the debt;
3.Tax and revenue anticipation notes (TRANs), which are paid off with a combination of taxes and revenue; and
4.Bond anticipation notes (BANs), which function as bridge loans and are issued when the municipality expects a future longer-term bond issuance to pay off the anticipation note at maturity.
Could Trump impose a tariff on money transfers to Mexico and other countries sending these caravaners?