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lol I am not reading that thread. I took the time to clear my name. If you want to label everyone else racist, I’ll defer the burden of proof to you

Speaking of McCarthyism

I wasn’t the only one. You bumped the 32 page thread. You can go back and read it. Pretty sure it was just garmel and thethe who nodded along. More generally, why must it always be the pretense that everyone is silent Trump supporters.

Eh I think you’re miss remembering the cats and dogs thing. I think the majority of this board slammed Trump and especially Vance pretty hard after he said that in the debate.

They embarrass us all on the daily

The governments of Laos, Myanmar, and Kazakistan join millions of divorced men in dreading going to the mailbox

The letters that went out are very stern tho

The Epstein binder photo op will never not be funny Completely invalidates the entire MAGA grifter sphere in one picture

I’ll defer to your expertise on corn prices. It doesn’t apply to beef (which aside from higher input costs to domestic production US imports a 20% of its beef from Canada and Australia). It doesn’t apply to beer.

So you don’t think cost of inputs has any effect at all? I think respectfully that you’re choosing to live in a fantasy.

I remember the days when 150 countries were begging us to make a deal. Turns out they never picked up the phone

It’s not crazy. Farmers import a lot used for feed and machinery. Something like 90% of potash is imported from Canada for example.

Correct. Many national parks require permits you need to apply to months in advance. National parks by and large are far too low in price (and I’m fine with that),

I think the motivation behind price increases is stopped in anti-foreigner rather than stooped in any economic rational. With that said, I don’t think it will really matter. Price discrimination for citizen / non-citizen is fairly commonplace even in tourism.

I probably diverge here with my more orthodox libertarian brethren. I’m fine with tax increases that accompanies spending cuts.

You’re welcome to reference spending to GDP over that same horizon if you think that will tell a different narrative. I’ll wait patiently You can even cheat like I did and use your favorite chat bot

Here’s the complete table you requested, showing U.S. federal spending per capita projections from 2025 to 2034, adjusted to 2024 dollars, under the CBO baseline, OBBBA (As Written), and OBBBA (Permanent Extension) scenarios. You can copy this table directly. | Year | Population (Millions) |...

| Year | Total Federal Spending (2024 Dollars, Trillions) | Population (Millions) | Spending Per Capita (2024 Dollars) | |------|-----------------------------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------------------------| | 2005 | 3.22 |...

Any serious analysis of this bill (outside of the one done by the White House that assumed 6% annual GDP growth) has the BBB increasing Debt to GDP substantially.