rememberm congresswoman ocasio-cortez s green new deal dream? that came at a price tag of $93 trillion, and how we have elizabeth warren s $52 trillion medicare for all plan.. you add it together, you have 145 trillion in new spending, in ten years. 4 trillion a year, four times ten we are 105 trillion short. everyone with a brain knows that would mean new taxes for everybody, wealth confiscation, not just for the wealthy, pretty much everybody. everybody knows that plan would destroy the united states of america, the economy in less than a week, deplete your 401(k), the lifeblood of our economy, oil and gas, is gone,eb we would have a national socialist venezuela nightmare on our hands. maybe that s why warren has repeatedly dodged the tough questions when asked about this, take a look.
all of this. remember congresswoman ocasio-cortez green new deal dream? that came at a price tag of $93 trillion, and how we have elizabeth warren s medicare for all plan. you edit together, you have 145 trillion in new spending, in ten years. 4 trillion a year, four times ten we are 105 trillion short. everyone with a brain knows that would mean new taxes for everybody, wealth confiscation, not just for the wealthy, pretty much everybody. everybody knows that plan would destroy the united states of america, the economy in less than a week, deplete your 401(k), the lifeblood of our economy oil and gas is gone, we would have a national socialist venezuela nightmare on our hands. maybe that s why warren has repeatedly dodged the tough questions when asked about this, take a look.
committed to help my generation. and time reform seems to be political suicide. chicken. years ago when a majority leader propose a modest reform. elderly people surrounded his car and screamed at him he had to drive to a gas station to escape, and cancelled the reform. more recently, when representative paul ryan proposed to rein in spending a left wing group ran that more bimorbid ad. john: are you pushing an elderly lady off a cliff. who is getting off a cliff, and under the bus that is my generation, saddled with these bills, previous gust talked about $205 trillion we ll have ta payback in future, not enough money in the world, my generation is getting thrown under the bus to make sure we don t make the most modest
microsoft, all these names coming out today, all but one with, a dow component. those are really important. and i had two really quick points i wanted to make about state of the union jobs and also about debt, cause you guys are having such a fascinating conversation about what i call the big three, social security, medicare and the military. first of all, on that front, debt. so we have a crisis and we all know it right? joe, this is amazing, and we are going to have an expert on this on street since today. if you add up the assets of the united states, household assets, what you have, corporate assets, companies, real estate they own, small businesses a sets, you get $105 trillion in assets in this country. there s no country in the world that has assets like that you subtract out all the debt, company debt, individual debt, the mortgages, the debt that we borrow, 14.1 trillion that we talk about off net national wealth in this country of about $60 trillion. i bet. and so, whi
tonight the republican pep rally continues. the conservative political action committee or cpac rolled into day two with the stars of the gop hoping to capitalize on voter frustration. party heavyweights took turns here at the podium here in washington reasserting their conservative values and blasting democrats past and present. just listen to minnesota representative michelle bachman. they have left us now holding an invoice in excess of $105 trillion in unfunded federal net liabilities, which obviously, wasn t enough of a debt load for the current administration. it sounds to me like someone is choosing to climb. conservatives clearly hoping to make gains in the 2010 midterm elections but how much do they need tea party support? analyst william bennett and redstate.com eric eriksson sat down earlier for our strategy