@ghasley @soix
In light of all the things I have mentioned, you have addressed NONE of them, instead putting forth theoretical rhetoric. We live in a real world. in this real world, the gas has either doubled in price or it has not. Hamburger has risen 35-40% or it has not. Coffee, 40% or not. Klaus Schwab and WEF has an agenda are either real or not. Saudi Arabia is either buying Russian oil with Rubles or not. China has either sworn to overtake us or not. Communists have sworn to bury us or not. And these things effect economic outcomes. Yet all I see from you is bluster & arrogance. No answers to my questions. just theory. Yet, when theory collides with reality , REALITY WINS
There is a heirarchy of lies that goes
Lies
Damned Lies
Statistics.
You can make them say whatever you want. And I know you are willing to do so.That said, I also have learned to not waste my time on leftists who think themselves superior. They can never win the debate on the merits of their ideas nor can they teach anything because of their arrogance. Nor will they answer any of the tough truths of life. I’d rather not trade insults and instead have a rational conversation.but I guess its not possible as long as I don’t line up with the left’s ideas. You just have to agree with them or they go nuts and cancel you if they can
Here’s what the GAO says. I’m sure you will find justification for your position no matter who says you are wrong because in your mind that cannot be.
GAO warns of ‘unsustainable fiscal future,’ debt reaching over 200% GDP
“The federal government faces an unsustainable fiscal future. If policies don’t change, debt will continue to grow faster than the economy,” said the Government Accountability Office. Hint: Imagine things twice as bad as today.
Over 54 pages, the GAO’s annual federal audit calls for major pullbacks to fix the fiscal health of the government and economy.
But if the predictions included in the report are right, a bigger crash is coming due to nonstop growing debt, now equal to America’s gross domestic product. By 2050, and absent a major (and an unlikely) policy shift, the national debt will more than double to 217% of GDP, said the GAO.
“The federal government faces an unsustainable fiscal future. At the end of fiscal year...
GAO warns of ‘unsustainable fiscal future,’ debt reaching over 200% GDP
And here is the actual GAO report
GAO Report to Congress