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<blockquote data-quote="newfie" data-source="post: 6131648" data-attributes="member: 58700">this is good the process needs accountability.&nbsp; congress thinks they&#039;re going to play their same old spending games.&nbsp; Trump will take anything that gets his tax cuts going to fuel the economy.thats why I&#039;ve tried to&nbsp; shy away from the normal rhetoric of what it will add to the deficit because they like to use that jargon to give us the smoke and mirrors routine. house will tell you we&#039;re cutting 1.4 trillion from the budget. others say we adding 4 to 5 trillion to the deficit. all of it is irrelevant nonsense because if we follow the normal process they&#039;ll change the budget next year and shine the turd again.I&#039;m looking strictly at the bottom line.&nbsp; We take in 4.5 trillion in revenue , spend 6.5 trillion. from what i can see the BBB would end up around 7.2 trillion on spending.if we cant cut the spending like we should then freeze spending at the current level until revenue catchs up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="newfie, post: 6131648, member: 58700"] this is good the process needs accountability. congress thinks they're going to play their same old spending games. Trump will take anything that gets his tax cuts going to fuel the economy. thats why I've tried to shy away from the normal rhetoric of what it will add to the deficit because they like to use that jargon to give us the smoke and mirrors routine. house will tell you we're cutting 1.4 trillion from the budget. others say we adding 4 to 5 trillion to the deficit. all of it is irrelevant nonsense because if we follow the normal process they'll change the budget next year and shine the turd again. I'm looking strictly at the bottom line. We take in 4.5 trillion in revenue , spend 6.5 trillion. from what i can see the BBB would end up around 7.2 trillion on spending. if we cant cut the spending like we should then freeze spending at the current level until revenue catchs up. [/QUOTE]

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