Stephen Miller posted similar on X. He claims $1.2 yrillion in cuts. I questioned him (no response... I view Miller with super respect): Where are the cuts? Why does an annual $2 trillion budget deficit persist? AND why is a $4 trillion (or is it $5 trillion) raise in the debt ceiling over the next 2 years necessary?
However tricky budget economics might be, that additional trillions of increased debt is a cold hard fact! That reminds me years ago when I posted an alarm here on FR about the national debt rising - one of these smug 'economists' calmly assured me that it is of no significance since we just owe that money to ourselves. I have heard that argued for years.
I asked the economist: OK if that is true, who do we pay the interest toβ I never received an answer. Now the interest on the debt will cost us nearly $2 trillion a year. That is way more than defense, Social Security ... etc.
Convince me that spending nearly half of our incoming revenues on interest on a debt caused by out of control govt spending is not really important. βββ

What if Trump tells the people who are “owed” the debt (The Fed) to kick rocks? What are they gonna do? It’s all a scam. And if those money machines that Musk found were turned off, that trillion dollar savings would be a gimme.