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Should we raise the debt ceiling? CNN asked Ron Paul that question in 2011 during the “debt ceiling crisis” of that time, and he said, “Absolutely not.” He blamed Congress’s spending problem and said the alternative to defaulting by refusing to raise the debt ceiling is defaulting with inflation....

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Ron Paul never voted to raise the debt ceiling. In 2011, when the national debt was $14 trillion (it’s now $36 trillion), he warned about the future of the dollar and suggested we should cut spending and stop being the policeman of the world instead of raising the debt limit:
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Ron Paul never voted to raise the debt ceiling. In 2011, when the national debt was $14 trillion (it’s now $36 trillion), he warned about the future of the dollar and suggested we should cut spending and stop being the policeman of the world instead of raising the debt limit:

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Ron Paul never voted to raise the debt ceiling. In 2011, when the national debt was $14 trillion (it’s now $36 trillion), he warned about the future of the dollar and suggested we should cut spending and stop being the policeman of the world instead of raising the debt limit Elon Musk, Thomas Massie, Rand Paul, and Ron Paul are right
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Ron Paul never voted to raise the debt ceiling. In 2011, when the national debt was $14 trillion (it’s now $36 trillion), he warned about the future of the dollar and suggested we should cut spending and stop being the policeman of the world instead of raising the debt limit Elon Musk, Thomas Massie, Rand Paul, and Ron Paul are right

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Biden’s idea of a clean debt ceiling is far outside of the mainstream. 58% of Democrats think we should bring in spending to raise our debt ceiling.
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Biden’s idea of a clean debt ceiling is far outside of the mainstream. 58% of Democrats think we should bring in spending to raise our debt ceiling.

Senator Ted Cruz

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Republicans did our job. We cut spending by $4.8 trillion to raise Joe Biden’s debt ceiling. Joe Biden’s plan is to raise taxes on every American in order to raise the debt ceiling. We don’t have a revenue problem in Washington, we have a spending problem.
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Republicans did our job. We cut spending by $4.8 trillion to raise Joe Biden’s debt ceiling. Joe Biden’s plan is to raise taxes on every American in order to raise the debt ceiling. We don’t have a revenue problem in Washington, we have a spending problem.

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85 days ago I sat down with President Biden to raise the issue of how to avoid defaulting on our national debt. The House did the right thing and passed a bill to responsibly lift the debt ceiling. The President can no longer ignore our debt crisis—time for him to do his job.
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85 days ago I sat down with President Biden to raise the issue of how to avoid defaulting on our national debt. The House did the right thing and passed a bill to responsibly lift the debt ceiling. The President can no longer ignore our debt crisis—time for him to do his job.

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Flashback to May 2023 of some fascinating Trump comments on the debt ceiling, defaulting, and spending cuts. Defaulting is “psychological” “You’re going to have to default eventually anyway but it’s going to be much messier… I don’t think you’ll have to default…”
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Flashback to May 2023 of some fascinating Trump comments on the debt ceiling, defaulting, and spending cuts. Defaulting is “psychological” “You’re going to have to default eventually anyway but it’s going to be much messier… I don’t think you’ll have to default…”

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In 2016, Donald Trump raised alarms about the $20 trillion national debt and said it was squandered on Hillary Clinton’s ideas and the wars in the Middle East. Nearly 10 years later, the debt is on track to surpass $37 trillion. He should live up to his campaign promises and partner with Thomas Massie, Rand Paul, and Elon Musk to cut spending instead of threatening Massie and Paul with primaries.
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In 2016, Donald Trump raised alarms about the $20 trillion national debt and said it was squandered on Hillary Clinton’s ideas and the wars in the Middle East. Nearly 10 years later, the debt is on track to surpass $37 trillion. He should live up to his campaign promises and partner with Thomas Massie, Rand Paul, and Elon Musk to cut spending instead of threatening Massie and Paul with primaries.

Liam McCollum

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The president has to get serious. It's 10 days out from him defaulting on the debt. I have been clear from the very beginning: Democrats' addiction to spending led to skyrocketing inflation, dependence on China, and record debt. Now, Washington must spend less.
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The president has to get serious. It's 10 days out from him defaulting on the debt. I have been clear from the very beginning: Democrats' addiction to spending led to skyrocketing inflation, dependence on China, and record debt. Now, Washington must spend less.

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Rand Paul: "I'm not voting to add $5 trillion to the deficit, or to the debt ceiling. Conservatives have never voted for that, and now conservatives are lining up and falling all over themselves to vote for the largest debt ceiling increase in all of history."
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Rand Paul: "I'm not voting to add $5 trillion to the deficit, or to the debt ceiling. Conservatives have never voted for that, and now conservatives are lining up and falling all over themselves to vote for the largest debt ceiling increase in all of history."

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"They're going to raise the debt ceiling more than they ever have, five trillion dollars." Rand Paul explains to Will Cain why he is against Trump's spending bill. Elon Musk has also voiced strong opposition to the bill.
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"They're going to raise the debt ceiling more than they ever have, five trillion dollars." Rand Paul explains to Will Cain why he is against Trump's spending bill. Elon Musk has also voiced strong opposition to the bill.

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Paul: My objection is not about the tax cuts. My objection to the bill is they're going to raise the debt ceiling more than they ever have, $5 trillion and this will be the largest increase ever. If the Republicans all vote for it, the Republicans will own the debt.
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Paul: My objection is not about the tax cuts. My objection to the bill is they're going to raise the debt ceiling more than they ever have, $5 trillion and this will be the largest increase ever. If the Republicans all vote for it, the Republicans will own the debt.

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Dave Ramsey was asked a simple hypothetical. Would you take a billion dollars at 0% interest for 10 years? He said no. Not because the math was bad. Because he does not borrow money. Period. No exceptions. And that is the problem. There is a difference between bad debt and good debt. Bad debt costs you money. Good debt makes you money. A loan covered by tenants is not a liability. It is a wealth building machine that someone else is paying off for you. Refusing all debt does not protect you. It just keeps you from building anything. The question is never whether to use debt. The question is whether the debt is covered.
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Dave Ramsey was asked a simple hypothetical. Would you take a billion dollars at 0% interest for 10 years? He said no. Not because the math was bad. Because he does not borrow money. Period. No exceptions. And that is the problem. There is a difference between bad debt and good debt. Bad debt costs you money. Good debt makes you money. A loan covered by tenants is not a liability. It is a wealth building machine that someone else is paying off for you. Refusing all debt does not protect you. It just keeps you from building anything. The question is never whether to use debt. The question is whether the debt is covered.

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ELON: THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS SPENDING AMERICA INTO BANKRUPTCY “The federal government is spending America into bankruptcy, which is crazy. That's really what leads to inflation, when the government spends more than it brings in, that's what causes inflation. It's just a pernicious tax. We have to radically reduce the amount of government spending so that we don't rack up a debt that is impossible to repay and drive the country to bankruptcy.” Source: Folsom, October 17, 2024
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ELON: THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS SPENDING AMERICA INTO BANKRUPTCY “The federal government is spending America into bankruptcy, which is crazy. That's really what leads to inflation, when the government spends more than it brings in, that's what causes inflation. It's just a pernicious tax. We have to radically reduce the amount of government spending so that we don't rack up a debt that is impossible to repay and drive the country to bankruptcy.” Source: Folsom, October 17, 2024

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I can't believe this was allowed to air on UK television. 😲 Neil Oliver succinctly exposes the "Ponzi scheme" that is the modern banking system: "Inflation is caused, always and only, by the printing of money... It's a transparent attempt to disguise a Ponzi scheme... which is the conjuring into existence of money from nothing, which only banks are allowed to do." "Every time they magic up more money... all they do is devalue any money you had in your pocket, or in savings. This is deliberate." "Since the creation of the so-called Federal Reserve... the actual value of the dollar has fallen by at least 90%... Inflation is the invisible tax." "Our government, everyone's government... uses banks to put people into debt, and then continuously devalues the currency by creating more money, always out of nowhere, and so making it harder and harder... for anyone ever to be free of that debt." "If all debt was repaid, all money would vanish." Credit: Neil Oliver
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We're at the part of the Ponzi scheme where the guy running it starts sweating. The US has $38 trillion in debt. It grows by $6 billion per day—not per year, per day. The US added $1 trillion in debt in just 71 days last year. Here's the problem: The US paid $1.2 trillion in interest on that debt in 2025. That's more than defense spending. So how do you fix it? 1) Raise taxes? The wealthy leave (see: Britain) 2) Cut spending? Political suicide 3) Default? Game over There's only one path: Print Money. Devalue the debt by making dollars worth less. Ray Dalio: "If you devalue money, you devalue debt." Translation: Your savings, salary, and retirement get quietly confiscated to pay for government debt. The S&P was up 18% last year. Against gold? Down 28%. That 46% gap is the real inflation rate they're not telling you. Currency devaluation isn't coming—it's official policy.
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We're at the part of the Ponzi scheme where the guy running it starts sweating. The US has $38 trillion in debt. It grows by $6 billion per day—not per year, per day. The US added $1 trillion in debt in just 71 days last year. Here's the problem: The US paid $1.2 trillion in interest on that debt in 2025. That's more than defense spending. So how do you fix it? 1) Raise taxes? The wealthy leave (see: Britain) 2) Cut spending? Political suicide 3) Default? Game over There's only one path: Print Money. Devalue the debt by making dollars worth less. Ray Dalio: "If you devalue money, you devalue debt." Translation: Your savings, salary, and retirement get quietly confiscated to pay for government debt. The S&P was up 18% last year. Against gold? Down 28%. That 46% gap is the real inflation rate they're not telling you. Currency devaluation isn't coming—it's official policy.

Felix Prehn 🐶

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DAVE SMITH: WE HAVE AN UNPRECEDENTED DEBT CRISIS—BUT THEY TELL YOU ELON IS THE PROBLEM!? “The U.S. federal government is the biggest organization in the history of the world. We spend more than any other government in the history of the world has ever spent. We are so far in debt now that the interest on the debt is now, I believe last year it was $1.2 trillion. And it's going up. The interest on the debt is now overtaking the entire budget. If we balanced our budget tomorrow, we still run a trillion-dollar deficit every year just because we owe it on the interest on the debt. This is so obviously a crisis. And then they're trying to convince you that the real crisis is that Elon Musk and a few of his genius nerd buddies want to open the books. How the fuck can you convince anyone of that?” Source: The Joe Rogan Experience, April 3, 2025
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DAVE SMITH: WE HAVE AN UNPRECEDENTED DEBT CRISIS—BUT THEY TELL YOU ELON IS THE PROBLEM!? “The U.S. federal government is the biggest organization in the history of the world. We spend more than any other government in the history of the world has ever spent. We are so far in debt now that the interest on the debt is now, I believe last year it was $1.2 trillion. And it's going up. The interest on the debt is now overtaking the entire budget. If we balanced our budget tomorrow, we still run a trillion-dollar deficit every year just because we owe it on the interest on the debt. This is so obviously a crisis. And then they're trying to convince you that the real crisis is that Elon Musk and a few of his genius nerd buddies want to open the books. How the fuck can you convince anyone of that?” Source: The Joe Rogan Experience, April 3, 2025

Mario Nawfal

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