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Smart people are starting yo highlight the inanity of the Biden Democrats.

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Oct 27, 2021

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US national debt is ~$28,900 billion or ~$229k per taxpayer. Even taxing all “billionaires” at 100% would only make a small dent in that number, so obviously the rest must come from the general public. This is basic math. Spending is the real problem. usdebtclock.org

1:35 PM · Oct 28, 2021 from Florida, USA

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Agree with you, however, the spending problem is hardly limited to democrats. It's systemic and has been out of control since at least W. Tech has the power to push candidates that would truly solve the spending issue, why don't they? (Maybe they will now?)

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National debt is not a party problem and although taxing rich people alone won’t fix the problem that’s not the point, the point is that they pay a fair share.

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Only $28.9 trillion. Not like it’s $30 trillion or something. Everyone chill.

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We’re seeing the kind of policies I had imagined under a Bernie Sanders presidency. This isn’t a “moderate” White House

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About 12 months too late

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Type - yo instead of to

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“Smart people are …” keeping silence as usual.

@elonmusk

was, is and always will be alone in anything.

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taxing billionaires has nothing to do with balancing the federal budget. it’s about having them pay their fair share. hope that helps. 👍

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This is what happens when you have a government run by employees and not customers

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Is there any way to crowdfund billboards with the revenue and spending numbers so fewer people will think the US has as a tax collection problem? Many people do not understand that even if all wealthy individuals were taxed 100%, it would not fully fund government spending.