Sorry if I didn't directly answer your debt question.

The "Power of the Purse" lies within Congress and more specifically the House. As we know Nancy was the House Majority Leader during most of the Trump administration and therefore controlled fiscal policies.

I understand many people forget high school government class (not trying to belittle anyone) as government sucks and confusing but that is why we have three branches of government.

The only time any president is responsible for spending is through their limited authority with Executive Orders. Other examples can be the War Powers Act.

Each branch has built in Checks and Balances in order to restrain another branch of government in order to keep them from going full retard. One Check in Balance is a tie breaking vote by the Vice President in the event of a tie in the House and Senate to pass a bill. This makes the Vice President directly accountable for the bill. The Inflation Reduction Act was directly passed due to Kamala's final vote.

None of this looks good for this administration or the Democrats that controlled Congress during the Trump administration.

We didn't forget!

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I know how it works. You may want to justify anything Trump does, thats your right, I choose not to justify anything government does. Vote harder, that'll fix things.

Well said ✊✌️

A vote is nothing more than a form of peaceful protest.

And, Trump had the option to not sign "The Cares Act", he did and he brags about it.

The Cares Act was absolutely a bipartisan effort to uphold the economy and national security during the time of a bioweapon attack. I'm actually curious if there is unspent funds, might have to do some more research.

The Cares Act probably saved many small businesses and allowed for struggling families to withdraw their 401K's, tax relief, loan forgiveness, ect. It placed the temporary weight of financial burden back on the Federal Reserve without favoring businesses over the people.

In all honesty the Cares Act was probably the biggest financial relief directed at the people and not businesses like in previous administrations during economic downturns.

Unfortunately I have to place the Cares Act in the unnecessary evil category like killing an intruder. Both would be better to avoid if possible.