[goodnesswins]

"Last week he signed a $1-trillion infrastructure bill, a feat his predecessor was unable to perform at the comparatively young age of 70.

Quite the "feat" ... the destruction of freedom.

[digger48]

I about choked when I read that line

[1Old Pro]

Quite the "feat" ... the destruction of freedom.

I think for Biden it's a feat just to grip a pen and scratch out his name, he's demented and getting worse.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Spending other people's money...some "feat."

The great economist Milton Friedman taught us that there are four ways to spend money: spending your own money on yourself; spending your own money on someone else; spending other people's money on yourself; and spending other people's money on somebody else. In 1994, satirist P.J. O’Rourke expanded Friedman's thesis in "All the Trouble in the World":

1. You spend your money on yourself. You’re motivated to get the thing you want most at the best price. This is the way middle-aged men haggle with Porsche dealers.

2. You spend your money on other people. You still want a bargain, but you’re less interested in pleasing the recipient of your largesse. This is why children get underwear at Christmas.

3. You spend other people’s money on yourself. You get what you want but price no longer matters. The second wives who ride around with the middle-aged men in the Porsches do this kind of spending at Neiman Marcus.

4 . You spend other people’s money on other people. And in this case, who gives a shit?