Did you vote to add $5 trillion each year to the National Debt?

[Dargil]

The winning party included Medicare For All in their platform. That's $5 trillion per year. On top of the non-Medicare Federal budget of 6 trillion, that's $33,000 per every living US citizen, regardless of age. How will that be paid for? Jus' sayin'.

[TrueConfection]

Nope! If only the people who did would spend a little more time in some of the countries they think are so fabulous, they might see that all those social programs create a poverty for all system. We’re doomed!

[Billlewis]

They're intentionally trying to collapse the economy under crushing debt obligations, so we'll have no choice but to join Europe, the U. K., Canada and Australia in the new socialist/globalist world order.

[Kaneki05]

Oh no... Not debt that has not a single effect on a country because it's all fake numbers that will never be paid off and countries just print money anyway and everything in society keeps working somehow? Oh no

[Anonymous]

No. Republicans did that as part of their budget reconciliation last year

[Dargil]

Do you have even the remotest idea (scratch that, suspicion) of what you are talking about? Easy to throw pies at the wall, but they won't stick because the nonsence you splutter is vacant. I know you met and know Jack Shit.

[slatyb]

Trump ran the biggest deficits in history. Since Reagan, the Republican administrations have always run the biggest deficits. They cut taxes, then claim that we can't afford social services.

[exitseven]

no, I am happy with my health insurance. I do not want anyone to mess with it.

[Anonymous]

$50 trillion for 10 years! If you voted democrat that's what you voted for. Where is this money going to come from?

[NathanDavis]

I didn't vote, I never have

[moddy_the_mod]

this ought to lower grocery prices!