Sad that western Europe is pushing so hard for limits to free speech & privacy. I'm not surprised given their history, but it's sad nonetheless.
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mlh496 commented on the US government has to start paying for things again vox.com/policy/367278/us-... · Posted by u/rntn
The last time an administration engineered a budget surplus, voters soundly rejected a continuation of that regime in favor of an 8-year spending binge. A substantial number of voters are planning on voting this fall for the candidate whose economic policy has contributed the most to the current debt.
Generally, looking at the last 30 years or so, it is evident that voters do not care about this issue very much.
Congress writes the budget, not the President's administration. What was notable about the late 90s was for the first time in 40 years the Democrats did not control the House of Representatives. One could argue that divided government forces compromise which is a good thing. Personally, I think the financial problems in the United States transcend political party.