More than anyone on the boards Rifler fell for Trump. Changed more than anyone.
No change,.. just more vocal.
More than anyone on the boards Rifler fell for Trump. Changed more than anyone.
Bush handed Obama the bills for 2 wars, disastrous tax cuts for the rich, and an economic meltdown.just out of curiosity, don't you remember we had Democrat Presidents from 2008 through 2016 and from 2020 through 2024. I might have missed it, but did they submit proposals for balanced budgets??
Because Republicans will block getting the wealthy and corporations to pay more taxes….like they did before Reagan.The next president in 2028, likely a Democrat, will break all of trumps debt records.
nobody cares that is in elected office because the solution won’t get them reelected.
I’m still waiting for these clowns to tell me who my cult leader is so I can go buy some merch!Which cult do you think I belong to?
I know you are in the part of the maga cult that fetches tweets all day and drags them back here to fellate maga.
"You can't trust Republicans with your money," -- Howard Dean ~2004
Yep, Bill Clinton was the last one, and you can certainly make a case he was a centrist.Fiscal conservative here who gave up on the GOP in 2017. We haven’t had a fiscally conservative option in a long time. One may be marginally better than the other, but both parties are atrocious and I hate them all.
Bull. Sh. It.ah, short memory, why were the Senate Democrats holding up funding during one of the shutdowns...republicans wanted to honor the sunset on ACA subsidies...democrats wanted to keep them intact and there by spend more.
I don't believe that either party has any moral high ground when it comes to deficits and debt. You can talk about degrees and while that's debatable, we've not had a balanced budget since 2000, and we've had both Republican and democrat control since then.
I love when you guys use this argument…like the Republicans in Congress were going to block a balanced budget. Maybe a Republican president should try putting one forth sometime.and both the house and Senate were controlled by republicans...The parties used to be able to work together...
No kidding, how do people support awful humans. If we want to be gay or trans together, who are others to judge. Be free to be you!I love the people in threads like this serving up "fiscal conservative here," and then offering myriad excuses why they fervently support people who are not in any way fiscally conservative, as though the quip absolves them. It's the same crowd always crowing about "It's not the person, it's the policy I like!" when the person is an awful human.
Yep, Bill Clinton was the last one, and you can certainly make a case he was a centrist.
Well, I guess that this isn't totally incorrect. MAGA doesn't have 60 votes in the Senate, but they do control the majority there and have control of the HoR and the Whitehouse. ALL Trump needs is just to convince a few Dems to join him. But NOPE, he stays busy colletively calling them traitors and criminals when ANY DUMBASS KNOWS that he needs a few votes from that side to get to 60. That's BRILLIANT work on his part... f'ing up his own agenda to score cheap points with his base.If "maga" controlled all of that as you suggest then the SAVE act *which has 80% general support* would have been passed months ago.
If "maga" controlled scotus then birthright citizenship would have been properly ruled on.
You don't exist in reality. I'm sorry that this is all so confusing to you.
That was some great 69 over the weekend. You’ll get used to it and won’t be gagging as much in the future.The only president since 1969 to have a budget surplus was a Democrat.
You think Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk should be able to skirt paying taxes that matches their income? You think it’s ok these billionaires take a lower salary than working people do? Stop allowing them to loophole out of paying their share. Republicans protect those few. Democrats try to get them to help the many. Biden wasn’t raising my taxes and Trump didn’t do jacksquat to lower them. Figure it out.“Raising money.” Nice. “Confiscating money from my family” is another way of saying it. No thanks.
Reduce spending instead.
I don't believe so. Clinton is a great speaker/orator and had the power to bring folks together. Sexual escapades aside, we haven't had a politician as good as he was in a LONG TIME. After all, he balance the budget with a GOP controlled HoR. He could handle the fringe of the Dem party that somehow thinks they are mainstream.He would be run out of the party today for his “work for welfare” and immigration positions. Completely unelectable in today’s dem party.
Tell me more about Ukraine plzWe are running a 2 trillion deficit this year, burning billions a week on a ridiculous war, and putting the brakes on the economy with tariffs, and it’s the democrats who are non-existent on fiscal policy?
Good talk Russ.
"Fiscal conservative here...""Democrats can't hold onto your money long enough to be trusted with it", -- Rifler, 2026
Why do people like Ned and other Republicans fail to grasp these truths?"You can't trust Republicans with your money," -- Howard Dean ~2004
True then; even more true now.
Bush handed Obama the bills for 2 wars, disastrous tax cuts for the rich, and an economic meltdown.
Trump handed Biden the bills for 1 war, more disastrous tax cuts for the rich, and a cratering economy, thanks to a poorly-managed pandemic.
JeSuS wOuLd Be A DeMoCrAt ToDayBill Clinton would be a Republican today...
You think Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk should be able to skirt paying taxes that matches their income? You think it’s ok these billionaires take a lower salary than working people do? Stop allowing them to loophole out of paying their share. Republicans protect those few. Democrats try to get them to help the many. Biden wasn’t raising my taxes and Trump didn’t do jacksquat to lower them. Figure it out.
Oh we went at it a lot more than three times over the weekend. Took you away from your friends yesterday too."Anti-cannibal here," says the guy who voted for Jeff Dahmer three times and advocates breathlessly for his "policies" on message boards.
I see you still worrying about money when I said I’ll be your sugar daddyBoth parties spend money we don't have, but one party keeps advertising itself as fiscally conservative. I don't see liberals on here saying, "fiscal conservative here."
I don't believe so. Clinton is a great speaker/orator and had the power to bring folks together. Sexual escapades aside, we haven't had a politician as good as he was in a LONG TIME. After all, he balance the budget with a GOP controlled HoR. He could handle the fringe of the Dem party that somehow thinks they are mainstream.
No dude, just no.Bill Clinton would be a Republican today...
do people not understand how time works?I seem to recall leftists calling republicans “literal nazis” because they thought people should have to work, go to school, take care of a sick family member, volunteer, etc for at least 20 hours per week in order to be eligible for certain entitlement benefits.
Meanwhile: “President Bill Clinton reformed welfare by signing the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act, creating strict work requirements, and replacing traditional cash assistance with time-limited block grants. His 1996 policy aimed to "end welfare as we know it" by transitioning recipients into the workforce.”
there's also the fact that one of clinton's first initiatives was comprehensive healthcare reform (that ultimately failed)No dude, just no.
He supported abortion rights, gun control, and appointed liberal judges to federal courts. He raised income taxes on top earners in 1993 and consistently defended social safety net programs like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid against conservative spending cuts.
ANY of those things would get him kicked to the curb by Republicans. It used to be that the Dems were the cancel culture folks, but if you make a SINGLE move away from Trump's plan, out you go.
Funny how you don’t know (or admit) so many pubs/dems are one and the same.MAGA controls the presidency, congress, senate, and the SCOTUS. Why are you talking about Dems?
They want to claim Clinton would be a Republican today while still demonizing his wife, who hasn't held a role in the government for 13 years. It's hilarious.No dude, just no.
He supported abortion rights, gun control, and appointed liberal judges to federal courts. He raised income taxes on top earners in 1993 and consistently defended social safety net programs like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid against conservative spending cuts.
ANY of those things would get him kicked to the curb by Republicans. It used to be that the Dems were the cancel culture folks, but if you make a SINGLE move away from Trump's plan, out you go.
FIFY...there are no fiscal conservatives left..well, maybe rand Paul. You can't get reelected without promising obeisance to the Dear Leader.
Also fiscal conservative here,.. Humorous that OP's thread title implies that there is a fiscally responsible political party choice to be made in this country,... Doesn't exist.
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Bill Clinton would be a Republican today...
Oh we did some polling this weekend if you know what I mean.Polling last year showed almost 60% of Americans approve of the ACA, which I'm sure Scuddy and his Twitter bots will recognize.
Idiot can’t even spell weak.The guy who allegedly took classes at Harvard thinks the Democrat bench is "week."
and it seems as if there is still about 25% of the appropriation still uncommitted. I believe that funding expires after the 5 year period on sep 30thThe Infrastructure bill was far from weaponized incompetence as it would have been deficit friendly over time and much of it was being funded by re-purposed existing reserves from unused unemployment insurance and unused COVID aid. And improving roads, bridges, ports, airports and railways would enable businesses to operate more cost-effectively resulting in consumer savings. Trump must agree because he only paused projects in blue states(surprise) and re-branded it to remove Biden's name so he could take credit for the positive impacts.
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There was NoThInG CoNsErVaTiVe about our weekend.You don't understand — you're not a FiScAL CoNsErVaTiVe.
I have all the meat you need.Sounds like you have beef with Newt.
Oh you know they would. Just like I’m taking credit for the way you finished last night.You're absolutely correct, and I'm sure Republicans wouldn't be taking credit for budget surpluses today if they had been in the White House during that time.
He’s just jealous of your really big brain and your ability to know the difference between week and weak.If there's one thing we know about Scruddy, it's that he's a rational and normal adult with a really big brain.
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