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Now we're going to do a dividend, and we're also reducing debt we have because of Biden and others; we have $37 trillion in debt," said Trump. "So we're going to be doing a dividend, which people will enjoy and spend and do what they want. But we're also going to be reducing debt very substantially.""
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The most generous explanation I can come up with is that he understands the ‘trillions’ of verbal promises of foreign investments as somehow being payments to the treasury.
By the way the $37T number was from when he took office. It’s already over $38T.
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@Mik said in Very Substantially:
And exactly how does that happen with deficits as far as the eye can see?
You don't understand the genius of Trump's genius. He gives everybody a
bribedividend andthey think he's fucking Santa Clausthey will use it boost the economy, and having more money means there's less debt!I was only joking
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@Mik said in Very Substantially:
And exactly how does that happen with deficits as far as the eye can see?
You don't understand the genius of Trump's genius. He gives everybody a
bribedividend andthey think he's fucking Santa Clausthey will use it boost the economy, and having more money means there's less debt!@Doctor-Phibes said in Very Substantially:
@Mik said in Very Substantially:
And exactly how does that happen with deficits as far as the eye can see?
You don't understand the genius of Trump's genius. He gives everybody a
bribedividend andthey think he's fucking Santa Clausthey will use it boost the economy, and having more money means there's less debt!Up here, our right wing populist premiers, Ralph Klein in the early 2000s and more recently Danielle Smith, paid out similar cash incentives albeit of substantially less coinage to the rabble. We referred to the vote bribes as Ralph bucks and Dani dollars.
I guess one could say then the American rabble will be receiving Donnie dollars.
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Of all of the people I trust to solve a debt problem, it’s not gonna be the guy who has bankrupted most of his companies due to debt.
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