If all of the $8 billion, $8 billion of earmarks in this bill, if they're eliminated, instead of a deficit of $1.3 trillion, we'll have a deficit of $1.292 trillion and at that pace, we will pay off the deficit in 163 years.
Paul Begala argues that eliminating earmarks will not significantly impact the deficit.
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He has a mandate to cut the cost of groceries, gas and rent. He promised to cut the cost of energy in half.
It's possible but not likely, okay? But it's if it's going to happen this is the year. Senator Cruz is usually below 50 in the polling and this is like little pro tip, people look at polls, oh, she's up two, he's up one, don't look at that.
The message that wins this election for Biden is Trump's in it for himself, I'm in it for you.
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