>Reagan's tax cuts resulted in him leaving office with a deficit...and G.H.W. Bush had to raise them
>Clinton raised taxes and left with a surplus
>GW Bush left with a Great Recession in progress...thanks in large part to a 'laissez faire' attitude toward instruments like 'Credit Default Swaps'
>Obama recovered from the Great Recession and introduced the ever more popular ACA Bill that's turning out to be a good investment.
>GOP used Trump to cut national income from corporations and the very wealthy, thus increasing debt, with no ROI to the country...
>GOP under Trump could never get an Infrastructure Bill of any kind to the floors of Congress...even when they had complete control for the first two years of Trump's administration...Biden is doing his Bill(s) in less than a year.
The GOP's track record on being the country's 'fiduciary' and 'manager' is not at all impressive.
Additionally, the Biden admin's $3.5T bill deals with the issue of "Human Capital", which is just as real as steel and concrete when it comes to GDP growth...as noted in the attached link.
As I mentioned to 678, there are provisions for reduced drug pricing and improved border security...no one expects every provision to be accepted in total or at all...be specific...what parts would you keep...amend...or throw out...and say why...otherwise, you're being lazy and knee-jerk in your reaction.
Link: https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/032415/what-relationship-between-human-capital-and-economic-growth.asp