Chris on Nostr: When will media companies (i.e., "news") retire the term "deficit hawks" when talking ...
When will media companies (i.e., "news") retire the term "deficit hawks" when talking about the Federal budget? That doesn't apply to anyone they ever talk about - they "just" want to cut federal spending that helps people. They don't give AF about "deficits" since they will never have a serious conversation about the revenue side of things or winding down security theater or the military or anything else.
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