The debt ceiling crisis is fast approaching. Biden should punish Red States

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Soon the government will not be able to pay all it”s bills because Republicans are using the debt ceiling as leverage to cut spending (actually the growth of spending) 

Why the sudden desire to cut spending? Because we have a Democrat in the White House.

What if the spending cuts cause a recession? Perfect, then Republicans can win back the White House in 2024

So when we get to the point the country can’t pay all its obligations because it can’t borrow more money, who should get stiffed first?

The answer should be obvious. Don’t pay the people in Red States. After all, it’s their Congressmen who are refusing to raise the debt ceiling.

So when cuts become necessary, and the Treasury Department has to choose who doesn’t get paid, start with Social Security checks to people in Red States.

That should light a fire under the ass of these Congressmen. No Social Security for people in Texas, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and so on.

Biden isn’t going to win those states regardless, so he isn’t losing anything politically. Plus this is payback for Republicans raising taxes on Blue States.

Fair is fair. Blue states pay most of the Federal taxes in this country, Blue states should keep getting paid.




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Yeah, lets punish them for refusing to increase the debt. That is a good thing to do and makes logical sense.

By the way, what happens when debt gets too high? 
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Yeah, let’s punish them for refusing to increase the debt.
No, they already increased the debt when they authorized the spending. They are refusing to pay their bills.

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Biden only increased the debt by 8 trillion. We should let him go more.
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I am glad that the blue states havent authorized the spending.
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Soon the government will not be able to pay all its bills because Biden is using the debt ceiling as leverage to increase spending (actually the growth of spending) 

Why the sudden desire to increase spending? Because we have a Democrat in the White House.

What if the spending increases cause a inflation? Perfect, then Republicans can win back the White House in 2024

So when we get to the point the country can’t pay all its obligations because inflation has destroyed the value of money, who should get stiffed first?

The answer should be obvious. Don't pay for Democrat corporate welfare. After all, it’s their Congressmen who are spending more than the GDP can handle.

So when cuts become necessary, and the Treasury Department has to choose who doesn’t get paid, start with Corporate Welfare checks to rich corporations in Blue States.

That should light a fire under the ass of these Congressmen. No Green Energy subsidies for people in California, Mass, New York, and so on.

Biden isn’t going to win regardless, so he isn’t losing anything politically. Plus this is payback for Republicans ending corporate welfare on Blue States.

Fair is fair. Blue states get most of the corporate welfare in this country, Blue states should not keep getting paid.


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Why the sudden desire to increase spending? Because we have a Democrat in the White House.
Republicans added 8 trillion to the debt in Trump’s 4 years. A record by far. That was twice as fast as Obama’s debt who added 8 trillion in 8 years.