Dems beeetch - but have zilch as far as any expressing any better ideas

May 5, 2025, 6:29 PM

C&P from someone else’s summary:

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What is the strategic logic behind Democratic governors and senators threatening to cause havoc at Republican officials’ town halls, or to ignite “mass protests” and “disruptions,” so that “Republicans cannot know a moment of peace”?

Does anyone believe that yet a third impeachment of Trump will ensure a Democratic midterm victory?

Or is the correct left-wing playbook to champion a motley array of assassins, spousal abusers, and gang members? Is it wiser then to either laud or ignore attacks on Tesla dealers, owners, and chargers, or wink and nod at blatantly anti-Semitic demonstrations and protests?

Is there anything taboo for the hysterical left?

Yes—it cannot offer the country a simple “Democratic Contract for America”—listing its own solutions to the nation’s existential crises.

There is not a single Democratic blueprint of how to address a $2 trillion budget deficit, $3 billion in daily interest payments, $37 trillion of national debt, or a $1.2 trillion annual trade deficit.

There is no post-Biden corrective agenda to deal with his legacy of 12 million recent illegal aliens, added to the existing 20 million current unlawful immigrants.

Not a single Democratic senator, representative, or party official has put forth any plan to end the Biden-era conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.

Nor will they even discuss the challenge of biological males wrecking women’s sporting events, institutionalized campus anti-Semitism, or unlawful race-based chauvinism.

On all these matters, the Democrats and their leftist supporters have offered no counter-proposals, no alternate agendas, and no unique solutions to the nation’s problems—other than boring, profanity-ridden venom and tired performance-art buffoonery.

Reliance on warped polls, untrustworthy and biased reporting, and media sensationalism will not help such poverty of thought and character.

Obscene, hysterical, and clueless is no way to appeal to Americans, Democrats.

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Here’s your chance, TDSers. Watcha got?

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Re: Sorry, what was the Republican blueprint for dealing with $37 trillion of debt?

The global market for purchasing US government debt (I.e., T-Bills and T-Bonds) had, in (I think it was) Goldman Sachs’ opinion, rewarded America hen they saw the Q1 budget report card.

As expected, the majority of the budget report card looked terrible. However, despite the overall ‘bad’ report card, the sales of T-Bonds during that day’s federal auction showed that T-Bond prices started out in the negative, but then rallied after the ‘bad’ report card came out. In other words, that day’s auction of T-Bonds ended up as successful; the new debt was sold at lower interest rates than had been anticipated. (America badly needs for the interest rate payable on newly issued T-Binds to be as low as possible).

A financial analyst company (and again, I think it was Goldman) cited the summary line item in the ‘bad’ report card that showed a surprising ~$53B in unexpected cost cuts; these cost cuts were recognized by global federal debt buyers as being attributed to DOGE.

Although you and Imboth recognize that $ 53B is little more than spitting in the ocean, Goldman Sachs opined that the global market saw the DOGE influenced line item as evidence that the US government is committed to serious, big cuts in government spending. Put another way, it showed that American, for the first time in forever, is sincere in getting our financial house in order.

That is why DOGE, despite ceaseless specious efforts by biased judges, RINOs and Democrat politicians, federal agencies, crooked NGOs, and wasteful grifting universities (such as Harvard) to stop DOGE.

DOGE is up against a mountain of special interests who have zukked America’s blood for decades. There will not be any immediately massive accomplishment of DOGE driven cost savings. D3spite the resistance, corrupt special interests are being exposed and some cost cuts are underway.