That's fine, but when you're in a debate in the forum of ideas, you've gotta have more than that if you're going to challenge my assertions and rationale.
You should bone up on the difference between economics and business, and the difference between government and business, and get an idea of your own rationale on those subjects, before you start challenging people about those subjects.
MAGA.....Leni
“You should bone up on the difference between economics and business, and the difference between government and business, and get an idea of your own rationale on those subjects, before you start challenging people about those subjects.”
Your constant repetitive mantra about the difference between gov’t and business, is getting tiresome, to say the least. You seem to think you are the only one with that knowledge, rather than all of the economics experts that surround the President and advise him on economic policy constantly. So you know it all, they don’t, according to how you word your comments.
You seem blind to the political considerations that must be factored in, especially as we are 30 days out from an election of such consequence for our Country’s well-being. We have a populace that has heard on a continuing basis from our politicians that they will be receiving a second stimulus that is not happening (thank you Nancy Pelosi).
You also do not factor in that giving citizens another stimulus check is the equivalent of giving us a tax break, cutting our taxes by returning OUR money back to us rather than leaving it in the hands of the gov’t to spend as THEY wish. It’s then in OUR pockets to spend as WE wish.
Since when are conservatives against our gov’t having less money, and our citizens having more of their OWN money back. The less the gov’t has at my expense, the happier I am. So your argument for lesser gov’t is indeed fulfilled by our U.S. citizens getting a rebate of their own money to spend as they choose. Plus all of those rebates will find their way back into our economy via however way people choose to spend it. A boost to the economy. The glass is half full, not half empty here.
Of course the point is undoubtedly moot as Nancy Pelosi will undoubtedly prevent any stimulus from taking place, as she is holding out for a Biden election while also trying to make Trump look bad. She is rolling the dice and had better hope for the Senate to turn Dem too, or all her plotting is for naught on getting her Christmas Tree ornaments passed.
But back to the original premise; a stimulus check in the hands of our citizens is basically a tax cut, and is a good thing, not a bad one.