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Republican Congressman Rep. David Schweikert makes a great point here. The scale of U.S. spending and borrowing is so massive that eliminating entire departments or slashing foreign aid won’t solve the problem. We don’t have a spending crisis—we have a revenue crisis. It’s time billionaires pay their fair share....

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@RepDavid ❗️ THE LIVE STREAM IS HAPPENING NOW, DON’T MISS OUT!

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TechSignals1 yıl önce

@RepDavid The issue isn’t revenue—it’s reckless spending. No amount of taxing the rich will stop politicians from wasting money they don’t have.

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Ed Krassenstein1 yıl önce

@RepDavid Unless you are going to cut SS and Medicare, or our Military budget, then you aren't going to make a dent.

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@RepDavid No, we have a spending crisis. The government spends twice as much as it did on 9/11. Do you think we are getting our money's worth? And you want to give them MORE money?

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The reason for that increase is because Social Security and Medicare has grown very large due to the Baby Boomer Generation reaching older ages, and Defense spending increasing significantly after 9/11 to protect from another 9/11. Additionally interest on debt has grown. These are the three main cause for the increase. It's not like we are just deciding to spend more money on more things (we've added things and have taken things away). What's the solution? DOGE isn't going to fix the problem unless they cut Social Security and Medicare. How about we bring in more revenue from the ultra wealthy billionaires?

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@RepDavid You can’t fix a revenue crisis by just slashing spending. If billionaires paid what they owe, we wouldn’t be drowning in debt while Republicans pretend the only answer is gutting public programs.

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Carmine Sabia1 yıl önce

@RepDavid Stop with the fair share nonsense. Stop stealing.

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Ed Krassenstein1 yıl önce

@RepDavid Billionaires are generating wealth that they never have to pay taxes on. Do you not consider this "stealing?"

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@RepDavid DOGE keeps finding money to cut. It is quickly adding up. You do realize when we cut spending we don’t need to increase revenue We can’t tax our way to prosperity and the only thing raises taxes does is encourage more wasteful spending.

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David_Cubb1 yıl önce

@RepDavid So the solution is tax us more. What government agency are you paid by to put out this nonsense?

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Ed Krassenstein1 yıl önce

@RepDavid Not "us". Tax the billionaires more.

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