If Trump really want to cut the budget, he would not be pushing a bill to raise the deficit by $5 fucking TRILLION dollars.
Nothing like Argentina is doing. Guys is a fucking scam artist.
— Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) February 26, 2025
How in tf is it actually possible that Thomas Massie is the only Republican in the House willing to vote against bankrupting the country?https://t.co/ccQshHbaLf https://t.co/Utygl0vOCe
— Zach Weissmueller (@TheAbridgedZach) February 26, 2025
$20 trillion of new debt?
But I was told that we'd have a balanced budget, and that we'd even get $5000 checks due to all of the savings.
Are you telling me that wasn't true??? https://t.co/Pt31GNEwDU
— Spike Cohen (@RealSpikeCohen) February 26, 2025
If Trump is serious about cutting the fiscal deficits and not caring about the stock market in the meantime, you can be sure of one thing…
The market is going to test his resolve. pic.twitter.com/DNpY48YvlX
— Geiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital) February 26, 2025
The budget blueprint directs multiple committees to cut billions of dollars, including $880 billion in cuts spearheaded by the Energy and Commerce Committee. However, these cuts are not enough to balance the budget, leading to concerns about the long-term fiscal health of the country.
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