National Debt

On Morning Joe, a screaming Joe Scarborough plays the hard-nosed Democrat strategist, telling Dems they need to play hardball with Republicans on raising the debt limit.

This week, President Joe Biden made the incredible statement -- sycophantically repeated by the press -- that his $3.5 trillion budget bill, which includes major spending initiatives on everything from climate change to Medicare, would be “free.” Biden tweeted, “My Build Back Better Agenda costs zero dollars. Instead of wasting money on tax breaks, loopholes, and tax evasion for big…

On New Day, CNN engages in anti-GOP fearmongering regarding the debt limit. Co-host John Berman opens the show by predicting "the potential collapse of the U.S. economy, as Republicans have voted against paying U.S. debts." CNN commentator Alexis Glick takes it a step further, warning of a "catastrophic consequences" to "the global economy."

There’s a new battle brewing over the federal debt ceiling. Ten years ago, after the Obama administration instigated massive federal spending to deal with the Great Recession, Republicans insisted on long-term deficit reduction, and the liberal media slammed them as nihilists, hostage-takers, terrorists, suicide bombers and zombie vampires.

On New Day, CNN economics pundit Catherine Rampell said "nihilistic" Republicans, by potentially refusing to join in on raising the debt limit, "could set off a worldwide financial crisis . . .  panic through every financial market in the world." Rampell added Mitch McConnell "is basically happy to let the world burn as long as Democrats take the fault."

The deadline is fast approaching for Congress to approve raising the debt ceiling, and the liberal media is astonished that Republicans will not simply go along with it. The increase, which needs Republican support to pass, is one requirement for the passage of the Biden administration’s exorbitant $3.5 trillion budget plan. Without increasing the debt ceiling, the US government cannot go into…

Nationally syndicated conservative radio talk show host Mark Levin and economist Stephen Moore ripped the disastrous effects that the leftist agenda of President Joe Biden and his allies are inflicting on the U.S. economy.

As President Biden and his profligate administration leave their fingerprints on more and more policy failures affecting millions of Americans, the liberal media’s tactic seems to be to barely cover or outright ignore these Democratic debacles. Instead, a new MRC study shows the broadcast evening newscasts are giving far more coverage to political dramas such as the recent ouster of…

How appropriate! The New York Times filled its April Fools Day front-page with puff stories praising President Joe Biden’s leftist economic agenda. Four Times stories dominated the front page with headlines promoting Biden’s disastrous multi-trillion, sugar-high government spending. The big story taking up most of the page was plastered with a ludicrous headline on Biden’s $2…

When a politician promises to “tell the truth,” as President Biden did in his nationally televised address  last Thursday, you can add that statement to familiar ones lacking the ring of sincerity. They include: “The gun isn't loaded;” “the microphone is off;” “if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor” and “I did not have sex with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky.”

During an interview with Republican Indiana Senator Mike Braun on her 10:00 a.m. ET hour show on Friday, MSNBC anchor Hallie Jackson actually interrupted the exchange to play a clip of Democratic Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy spewing left-wing propaganda in defense of the wasteful, pork-laden COVID relief bill being pushed by the Biden administration. Jackson spent the rest of the segment…

Big Data Poll Director Richard Baris slammed a CNBC economic survey arguing that President Joe Biden won an initial approval rating that topped the first ratings of the last four presidents.

New York Times blowhard economist Paul Krugman is trying to cope with not getting the “blue wave” referendum on Trumpism he wanted out of the 2020 election. Now, Krugman has said that a potential GOP senate majority will be — wait for it — “bad for business.”

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board just ripped apart the absurdity of “Bidenomics.”  Hint: it most definitely is not “well-grounded in mainstream economics” as New York Times economist Paul Krugman would have people believe.