I’m no financial expert, but how does tax cuts add to debt? Doesn’t spending add to debt? Tax cuts is not spending.
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I can’t read the article but are you sure it’s your money? Not a loan from a bank?
It reduces revenue.
Dollar for dollar, a tax cut without an equal spending cut will add to the debt.
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This is rich:
A hack judge thinks he has power over the Executive Branch.
That ruling will likely be overturned.
All of Americas institutions need to bow before Trump, anything else is unpatriotic.
Trump is the President, not a King ruling with absolute power no matter how many of you dream that was the reality.
Why is he a hack judge? Funny how the insults come when a judge rules in a way that an individual may disagree with.
I suppose. I was just thinking of my situation. I retreated to a job that pays 20-30k less a year. I’m not spending any less, and I’m not adding to my debt. I guess had I been adding to my debt every month, then took a lower paying job…
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Probably because that ruling has little chance at standing.
No. Debt is a spending problem.
Are you really that naive?
Did you read the ruling?
It’s a loan from the states general fund. So it isn’t your money. Your half penny’s don’t matter 
4 years from now the bailout will happen.
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Taxes fund government so cutting them cuts income and cutting income when you need it and are in debt is the other side of the balance sheet.
You know they’re corrupt…and for over a decade feds ignored it.
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Well we don’t have the luxury of 5,581,100,000,000 trade surplus with Ireland.
But thats our system, it happens all the time. A judge makes a ruling, its overturned or appealed and on and on it goes.
That time when Barack Obama created his own DOGE
and put Joe Biden in charge of it.
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