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To: Innovative

NOTHING about increasing spending is “good”.

If obummer did this, we would be screaming.

Let’s keep it real, for goodness’ sake.

This will cost the taxpayer a trillion bucks and add to the debt, as the new budget does also.

Since when is all of this “good”?


2 posted on 02/11/2018 8:40:13 PM PST by dp0622 (The Left should know saying Syrian rebels in anost back in Trump is kicked out of office, it is WAR!)
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To: dp0622

And YES, as anyone here who has EVER watched our govt work, it WILL cost us a trillion in the end. If we’re lucky.


5 posted on 02/11/2018 8:41:03 PM PST by dp0622 (The Left should know saying Syrian rebels in anost back in Trump is kicked out of office, it is WAR!)
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Much better to spend the money on infrastructure, rather than supporting a bunch of no-good bums living off welfare all their lives.


7 posted on 02/11/2018 8:42:22 PM PST by Innovative ("Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." -- Vince Lombardi)
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To: dp0622

I bet there won’t be $100’s of millions of dollars sent to sham non-profits like happened with Stimulus money.


16 posted on 02/11/2018 8:55:39 PM PST by Rebelbase ( Hillary, DNC, DOJ and FBI colluded with a British National to influence the 2016 Pres. election)
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To: dp0622

Huh? Where do you see that the White House plan will cost US taxpayers “1 trillion” dollars?


26 posted on 02/11/2018 9:14:04 PM PST by Az Joe (Gloria in excelsis Deo)
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To: dp0622

Zimbabwe got up to $100 trillion dollar bills in 2008 before they gave up.


34 posted on 02/11/2018 10:05:02 PM PST by Pikachu_Dad ("the media are selling you a line of soap")
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The allotted $200 billion comes from cuts within the impending White House budget. An official did not detail where specific spending reductions in the budget came from, but said the administration made cuts where “infrastructure funds haven’t been spent efficaciously,” providing Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grants and transit funds as examples.


35 posted on 02/11/2018 10:05:02 PM PST by Chode (You have all of the resources you are going to have. Abandon your illusions and plan accordingly.)
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To: dp0622
...Since when is all of this “good”?

Infrastructure spending is good. When the US spends $1000 on a highway, at the end of the day the US has the highway, which is a productive asset, and a US worker has the $1000.

When Odunghole spends $1000 on welfare, at the end of the day we have an addict, who is a drag on the economy, and some criminal drug dealer has the $1000, where it is spent on counterproductive items.

39 posted on 02/11/2018 10:39:29 PM PST by CurlyDave
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To: dp0622

President Trump got a promise of foreign investment in infrastructure when he visited with the Saudis last year.

Perhaps its not all increased national debt and or higher taxes.

But we do have to watch out.

Corruption can seep into this kind of stuff.

It did in Canada some years ago when the Liberal Party in Canada steered infrastructure money to outfits associated with campaign gifts to the Liberal Party in Canada.


43 posted on 02/12/2018 12:46:23 AM PST by Spiridon
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To: dp0622

I would rather have dirt roads and own them than be in debt, things have gone too far, take a few billion of that and build the wall first


48 posted on 02/12/2018 1:31:18 AM PST by aces
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