The Trump administration seems to be wasting no time getting its financials in order. Just a few weeks into Donald Trump’s term, Trump tweeted that the debt had been lowered by $60 billion. Reports are also circulating that Trump’s first budget will oversee the largest reduction of the federal workforce since WWII.
So we know how Trump plans to save money. But how will he make it?
He certainly doesn’t seem to be willing to raise taxes very much. While he has suggested that he might be okay with a small tax increase on the rich, most of the government’s extra income seems contingent on a growing economy, not higher tax rates.
But that’s not their only plan.
The Trump Administration also seems to be eyeing unpaid debts held by foreign governments — some going back half a century.
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what about the money the gov (borrowed/stold from soc. sec. to do the bombing, how about they pay back the money first , soc.sec. wouldn’t be in this mess if they kept their hand’s off it in the first place,an how can we as a nation ask for pay back on damage we did?
Awesome
A what bawhahahaha
About time what is is 30 years
YEAH LETS START COLLECTING FROM ALL THESE COUNTRIES THAT WE HELPED OUT THAT OWE US MONEY!!!
Yes
Make them pay!
About time. Loved….. as long as we remain pushovers.
Get the money from these guys to put back into our Social Security!
Good… Now go after those who stole from American social security and other funds