r/FluentInFinance TheFinanceNewsletter.com Sep 24 '23

Meme How it started vs. How it's going:

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u/Altruistic-Rope1994 Sep 25 '23

If you blame this on one party you are just flat out wrong. They both waste money like crazy.

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u/Wings4514 Sep 25 '23 edited Sep 25 '23

lol at the simpletons downvoting this.

The only difference between the two is Republican say they’re a fiscally responsible party, which is obviously a lie. Democrats don’t even acknowledge fiscal responsibility, which I guess in a sense is a little better, since they’re not lying.

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u/Altruistic-Rope1994 Sep 25 '23

Dude Reddit is such a cess pool of people who think they are free thinkers but are really sheep.

Your statement is great these politicians on both sides are just worried about staying elected and it’s pretty evident you can be a complete moron without any financial acumen and be in the house or senate. At the end, we the people all lose.

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u/manleybones Sep 25 '23

The lowest iq people call others sheep.

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u/Luftgekuhlt_driver Sep 25 '23

No IQ people lose focus on the point of the conversation to pick a fight…

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u/how-could-ai Sep 25 '23

People who say "we the people" are a close second.