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USA Today: Donald Trump, $22 trillion debt is no Laffer-ing matter

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Lol Trump Derangement Syndrome lefty USAToday unqualified journos on the loose...Dialectic trained MMT people making no difference whatsoever... none... zero... zip.... nada.... and  never will... ...some left-wing Democrats lately have begun pitching their own voodoo economics known as "modern monetary theory." This holds that deficits don’t matter because currencies — particularly reserve currencies like the dollar — are monopolies, and therefore institutional investors will have no choice but to keep lending money to the governments that issue them. So where does money come from????? Donald Trump, trillion debt is no Laffer-ing matter https://t.co/7Maiea7KUs via @usatoday — WhoWhat (@WhoWhat89080269) June 7, 2019

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lol Trump Derangement Syndrome lefty USAToday unqualified journos on the loose...

Dialectic trained MMT people making no difference whatsoever... none... zero... zip.... nada.... and  never will...

...some left-wing Democrats lately have begun pitching their own voodoo economics known as "modern monetary theory." This holds that deficits don’t matter because currencies — particularly reserve currencies like the dollar — are monopolies, and therefore institutional investors will have no choice but to keep lending money to the governments that issue them.

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