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by timewizard
345 days ago
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> the dollar has been insanely overvalued post-COVID. That's an odd way of saying the US doubled it's federal budget from $3T to $6T in response to COVID and has now ensconced this pork further into law. Under a "republican" administration, no less. > The dollar losing its value is a return to the pre-covid norm. Which is to say that even $3T contained an unjustified amount of debt spending just not as obscene as it is today. > It's a high that can't last forever. That's the "big beautiful bill" for ya. |
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Are you under the impression that this is surprising? Republicans are consistently the ones spending more when they are in power. It's time to dispel this myth that they are fiscally "conservative", they have presented more unbalanced/defficitary budgets than Democrats and the latter in recent memories are the only ones who managed to present budget with surpluses, under Clinton.