I'm guessing that story problems were an issue for you in school.

iairishcheeks 30794 posts Original UHND Member

Posted 6:47 am on Apr 12, 2025

You're using the wrong numbers, idiot.

If the US revenue in 2024 was $4.9T and the 2019 budget of $4.4T was implemented, how much would be saved in 2025 assuming revenues remained at 2024 levels?

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I'm guessing that story problems were an issue for you in school. iairishcheeks 6:47am · 4/12/25
- Stick with any one year…then itemize each discretionary program being cut…when you’re TyroneIrish 9:13am · 4/12/25
  - It's not 2019 anymore, but we can go back to that budget, get it? iairishcheeks 9:24am · 4/12/25
    - See the attached link...which programs...and how much from each...do you recommend be cut?...this isLink TyroneIrish 10:27am · 4/12/25
      - I get it, you don't believe in cutting any spending.NT iairishcheeks 11:42am · 4/12/25
        
        You're not a very serious person, Cheeks...are you simply trying to hide and avoid the real world? TyroneIrish 6:24pm · 4/12/25
        
        Google "debt spiral", because that's what we're headed for.NT iairishcheeks 8:55am · 4/13/25
        
        Once the GOP accepts truly Progressive Taxation, we'll be able to resolve our Debt problems... TyroneIrish 10:02am · 4/13/25
        
        When's the last time we had no debt, you idiot? iairishcheeks 2:35pm · 4/13/25
        
        Virtually NO country operates without 'sovereign debt'...the issue is how much of GDP that debtImg TyroneIrish 10:54pm · 4/14/25

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