mutedblade
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Apply that same 50 Billion to roads and bridges. It's folks like yourself that have no true understanding of how big, bloated and inefficient our government truly is. Us peons that work 12+ hour days, 6 days a week and paying ungodly sums in taxes are sick and tired of that attitude. Being a good steward of our money to begin with could have changed the nation's outlook on this, but when folks simply ignore the fact that we are printing money to prop other nations up, it's a little sickening. This ain't MonopolyAlmost nothing has the potential to affect us more than a resurgent Russia threatening Europe. It is why Xi blessed the Russian invasion of Ukraine to better free his hand in the Western Pacific. Sticking our heads in the sand in no way lessens the importance of that national interest. Making it the payee for our domestic mismanagement is fools errand. We spent over SIX TRILLION dollars last year as a nation. During the same period we spent approximately $50 billion on a critical national interest in Ukraine. You do the math on the percentage of that 6 trillion. And don't say we have to start somewhere. "Somewhere" should never be a critical national interest.

You state we spent 6 Trillion last year. How much of that was actually necessary? Half of it, maybe even just a 1/3rd of it and possibly less. Where does that same 50 Billion stack up against that number?
50 Billion here, 50 Billion there...makes no never mind, so long as we can keep adding to our national debt and Red Leg keeps making money on his defense stocks.