Are 'Never Trumpers' about to eat crow?

[kgun12]

This is killing the dems and never Trumper's!

Since the 2016 presidential election, editors and columnists for the conservative publication National Review have not been shy about the fact that they didn’t want to see Donald Trump elected, helping lead the “Never Trump” movement.

But in a column published by National Review’s website, Deroy Murdock lists dozens of reasons why Americans should be thankful for President Trump this Thanksgiving.


Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2017/11/national...sident-this-thanksgiving/#uVG3zmLTSY6aETY6.99

National Review columnist: Thank president this Thanksgiving

 

[Mr. terzmo]

Taking part of the "thanks"....when Clinton was in office, the stock market was doing great and the national debt was lowered much in part from stock market tax on profits. The market has been going great and our debt still climbs....what's with that

 

[kgun12]

The last administration left this country a 21 trillion dollar debt, it will take some time for all these accomplishments to take hold. Most of Clinton success was because of Newt Gingrich and a republican controlled House and Senate "the 100 Contract with America" (look it up) that unlike this one wasn't afraid to make decision.

BTW, I'm 56 years old, other than all but 7 years of my life the democrats have controller both Houses, hence the horrible state of things!

 

[Podmonkey]

I got something they can eat..........

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

The last administration left this country a 21 trillion dollar debt, it will take some time for all these accomplishments to take hold. Most of Clinton success was because of Newt Gingrich and a republican controlled House and Senate "the 100 Contract with America" (look it up) that unlike this one wasn't afraid to make decision.

BTW, I'm 56 years old, other than all but 7 years of my life the democrats have controller both Houses, hence the horrible state of things!

Realistically....

At this point,

I don't see any possible way to pay down 21 trillion besides just printing it and devaluing the currency and causing massive inflation.

I fear our debt is too far gone to ever be settled. The best we can hope for is it's managed and doesn't continue exponentially growing.

The amount of daily interest that accumulates is shocking. Our unfunded liabilities are more than all the money in circulation.

 

[Podmonkey]

Realistically....

At this point,

I don't see any possible way to pay down 21 trillion besides just printing it and devaluing the currency and causing massive inflation.

I fear our debt is too far gone to ever be settled. The best we can hope for is it's managed and doesn't continue exponentially growing.

The amount of daily interest that accumulates is shocking. Our unfunded liabilities are more than all the money in circulation.

I read once that there is enough money in the treasury (or however you want to refer to the sum total of this country's liquid assets) to pay off the deficit entire.
Of course doing so would wipe out all our operating capital.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

I read once that there is enough money in the treasury (or however you want to refer to the sum total of this country's liquid assets) to pay off the deficit entire.
Of course doing so would wipe out all our operating capital.

I think it would be dangerous to limit surgeries and medical procedures. I don't think it would go over well with the population, especially the seniors.