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Topic	Trump's $4.4 trillion budget moves deficit sharply higher
ArchiePeck 02/12/18 2:55:02 PM #15:	byrone posted... ArchiePeck posted... Republican governments tend to raise our debt in order to spend, with the intent of creating economic growth. There are pros and cons to both methods. Isn't that what both parties do? Increase spending to spur economic growth? Not really, Democrat governments tend to work on measures to reduce the deficit, on the premise that the less debt we have the more valuable our economy is to trade with. As I said, pros and cons to both! <cite>ArchiePeck posted [p:895950635] in Trump's $4... [t:76311875]...</cite> <quote><cite>byrone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>Republican governments tend to raise our debt in order to spend, with the intent of creating economic growth. There are pros and cons to both methods.</quote> Isn't that what both parties do? Increase spending to spur economic growth?</quote> Not really, Democrat governments tend to work on measures to reduce the deficit, on the premise that the less debt we have the more valuable our economy is to trade with. As I said, pros and cons to both!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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