Our Debt

[RightField]

Not wrong. The price of a barrel tripled in price the day (THE DAY) that Biden's DOE secretary made his grand announcement that the "era of fossil fuels is over". Squirrel it any way you want, but it doesn't change the truth.

 

[bumpercars]

Not wrong. The price of a barrel tripled in price the day (THE DAY) that Biden's DOE secretary made his grand announcement that the "era of fossil fuels is over". Squirrel it any way you want, but it doesn't change the truth.

I took a look at crude oil prices since Biden's inauguration and it looks like they stayed between $50 and $120 the whole time, which seems like it would rule out any tripling. Can you provide a source?

 

[OralAllOver]

Many of our spending programs are "programmed" and virtually all of them have been put into place by Dems. Welfare, for example, is "programmed" in that if you qualify, you get the benefits whether it was budgeted or not. Social spending has gone from 12% of federal spending in the 60's to over 70% now. That is all Dem spending.

Bull fckn crap. Every politician grabs what he can. Yes, Democrats often try to offer a boost to "the least of these" AND THEIR CHILDREN. Republicans shovel largess at the super wealthy. Huge agricultural corporations? Tax breaks AND SUBSIDIES (!!!) to oil companies. Elon Musk's core talent is sucking off the public teat. And ridiculous weapon systems

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

Bull fckn crap. Every politician grabs what he can. Yes, Democrats often try to offer a boost to "the least of these" AND THEIR CHILDREN. Republicans shovel largess at the super wealthy. Huge agricultural corporations? Tax breaks AND SUBSIDIES (!!!) to oil companies. Elon Musk's core talent is sucking off the public teat. And ridiculous weapon systems