Big girl

Because I also believe in programs that help to sustain life. You don't, you are not pro life you are pro birth

How do you know if that is how she reached her goals?

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I don't believe in abortion.

That didn't happen. The tax cuts didn't work, so he had to increase taxes twice.

Why are you so concerned about her sex life?

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When Reagan was President, we went from the primary lender to the primary borrower.

Bs. I paid 3 x more than I owed.

I don't mind helping the poor, that is why I like a progressive tax system. In my line of work, I help the poor find resources that will help them ;such as, rental assistance, shelter, making sure they don't have to pay for medication, helping them obtain medical supplies and DME, and assisting their doctors in prescribing free private duty nursing if the child is really sick. I see how hard it is for them

I want to know when the wealth will trickle down

Proverbs 19:17: "Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will repay him for his deed"

No, it is not

Answer the question.

I don't understand why people don't get it. You make more, you pay more. Why punish someone just because they are poor.

Explain again, please

Increasing taxes on the wealthy, and spending cuts are the way to go

If that is the case, why did we have the Great Recession whe. GW Bush was the POTUS?

Do you agree that the fact that he raised taxes played a part in balancing the budget?

There are people wbo work whose children receive Medicaid. If a child is born with a debilitating illness he qualifies. The parents insurance is primary, Medicaid is the secondary insurance that helps with the expenses. I know a doctor whose kid receives medicaid

You are in denial. Read what I posted. The bill was passed without Republican support.

He balanced the budget by increasing taxes., Newt had nothing to do with it. All Republicans voted against it.

After proposing a plan to cut the deficit, Clinton submitted a budget and corresponding tax legislation (the final, signed version was known as the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993) that would cut the deficit by $500 billion over five years by reducing $255 billion of spending and raising taxes on the wealthiest 1.2% of Americans.[5] It also imposed a new energy tax on all Americans and subjected about a quarter of those receiving Social Security payments to higher taxes on their benefits.[6] Republican Congressional leaders launched an aggressive opposition against the bill, claiming that the tax increase would only make matters worse. Republicans were united in this opposition, and every Republican in both houses of Congress voted against the proposal.

Does Trump lie?