Newsmax / YouTube video screen shot Rep. Chip Roy Lays Out Problems He Has with McCarthy-Biden Debt Ceiling Deal GOP Rep. Chip Roy of Texas, who sits on the powerful Rules Committee, is urging all Republicans to reject the McCarthy-Biden debt ceiling deal. By Randy DeSoto May 31, 2023
@SpeakerMcCarthy / Twitter video screen shot McCarthy Cites Key Stats to Show It's Spending, Not Revenue That's Causing Debt Problem House Speaker Kevin McCarthy offered two key statistics to show the federal government has a spending not a taxing problem. By Randy DeSoto May 26, 2023
Fox News / YouTube video screen shot; Forbes Breaking News / YouTube video screen shot Levin Takes Apart Biden's 'Preposterous' 14th Amendment Debt Increase Plan Fox News host Mark Levin dismantled President Joe Biden's plan to invoke the 14th Amendment to increase the nation's deficit spending. By Randy DeSoto May 23, 2023
Fox News / screen shot McCarthy: US Now Owes More Than Entire Economy Makes in Year, Can't Continue This Way Kevin McCarthy highlighted this week that the nation's debt exceeds the size of the entire economy as large annual deficits are projected. By Randy DeSoto May 19, 2023
@SenMikeLee / Twitter video screen shot Senate Republicans Just Made It Harder for Biden to Ignore House GOP Budget Cut Demands Senate Republans sent a letter to Majority Leader Chuck Schumer Saturday stating they will not vote for a debt ceiling increase without spending cuts. By Randy DeSoto May 9, 2023
Elvert Barnes / Wikimedia Commons Washington Post Fact Checker Destroys Biden's Ridiculous VA Budget Cut Claims The Washington Post took Joe Biden to task for falsely claiming the Limit, Save, Grow Act passed by the House GOP last week would cut veterans' benefits. By Randy DeSoto May 4, 2023
@cspan / video screen shot CBO Director: Federal 'Debt Trajectory Is Unsustainable,' Something Has to Give CBO Director Phill Swagel briefed reporters Wednesday about the fiscal challenges the U.S. faces if it keeps spending at current levels. By Randy DeSoto February 17, 2023
NBC News / YouTube video screen shot Jeffries Lies About Biden's Record Regarding Inflation, Growth, Wages and Deficits House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries claimed that the economy under Pres. Joe Biden and the Democrats is better than it was Donald Trump and the GOP. By Randy DeSoto January 26, 2023
@RandPaul / Twitter; @SpeakerPelosi / Twitter Rand Paul: Dem and GOP Lawmakers Are Creating Inflation, Bankrupting America with Omnibus "You would think that nearly two years of 40-year-high inflation would create some hesitation," Sen. Rand Paul wrote. By Randy DeSoto December 24, 2022
@sahilkapur / Twitter McConnell Working to Cut Massive Spending Deal with Dem Congress, Bypassing Incoming GOP Majority Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is working with Democrats to pass a $1.7 trillion spending bill to fund the federal government through FY '23. By Randy DeSoto December 14, 2022
USA Today / Youtube screen shot Biden Claims $5.8T Budget Proposal Cuts Deficit And Reduces 'Inflationary Pressures' President Joe Biden's budget calls for $1.8 trilion more in total spending than total federal revenues for fiscal year 2021. By Randy DeSoto March 29, 2022
GOP War Room / Youtube screen shot Buttigieg Backs Pelosi's Bizarre Argument Government Spending Reduces National Debt, Inflation "It’s a fiscal policy success that our economy is growing and growing in a better way than most any other developed country," Buttigieg said. By Randy DeSoto March 17, 2022
CBS News / Youtube screen shot Biden Makes Up Story About Manchin And Build Back Better Negotiations Sen. Joe Manchin has consistently cited concerns about the current high rate of inflation and deficit spending for his opposition. By Randy DeSoto December 22, 2021
Antonio R. Villaraigosa / Flickr Biden's $3.5T 'Human Infrastructure' Bill Would Strengthen China 'Cutting taxes on American employers was a central part of our efforts to bring jobs and factories back home to the United States.' By Randy DeSoto October 19, 2021
Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz / Flickr Biden Admits He's Considering the 'Nuclear Option' to Thwart Republicans and Raise the Debt Ceiling Democrats are looking at new scorched-earth tactics to get their way with their proposed budget and mire America deeper in debt. By Jack Davis, The Western Journal October 6, 2021
Gage Skidmore / Flickr Gingrich Highlights Dems' Deceptive Budget Trick Used to Bring $3.5T Reconciliation Bill's Price Tag Down 'That would shrink the whole bill. It’d be a lie. But it would shrink the whole bill,' former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said. By Randy DeSoto October 4, 2021
Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz / Flickr Joe Biden Loses Touch with Reality, Says His $3.5 Trillion Plan Costs 'Zero Dollars' 'My Build Back Better Agenda costs zero dollars,' the president claimed about his massive spending plan being hotly debated in Congress. By Cameron Arcand, The Western Journal September 27, 2021
Federalreserve / Flickr Treasury Secretary Breaks the Bad News: USA Is on Course to Be Broke by October Uh, oh, the nation's credit card has been cut up. That's okay - Congress will just make another one. Boom! The spending resumes. By Mike Landry, The Western Journal September 8, 2021
Thank You (21 Millions+) views / Flickr California to Spend Billions Paying Off All Overdue Rent Accumulated During Pandemic Californina mulls extending the eviction moratorium until low-wage workers return to work despite incentivizing them to stay at home. By Eric Nanneman, The Western Journal June 22, 2021
Gage Skidmore / Flickr Rand Paul Blasts Borrowing Money from China to Study 'Cocaine and Risky Sex Habits of Quail' Paul urged Congress to stop wasting billions in taxpayer money every year to fund inane 'research' that does nothing to help Americans. By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal May 29, 2021
Gage Skidmore / Flickr Report: Biden's $6 Trillion Budget Calls for Controversial Retroactive Tax Increase Despite Warnings from Experts Even with raising taxes among high earners, Biden's proposed budget would run a $1.8 trillion deficit in 2022. By Erin Coates, The Western Journal May 28, 2021