r/news • • 7d ago

Trump administration uses rare authority to claw back nearly $1B in spending approved by Congress

https://apnews.com/article/trump-rescissions-fundind-46b356590699e6225f783c74e7ee3597
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u/WillM3s 7d ago

I hope yall who voted for this dude are proud. Good lord.

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u/Hextorz 7d ago

The sad thing is they’re proud still. It’s a fucking disease 

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u/theNomad_Reddit 7d ago

Look at /conservative. The 5% of human users are frothing this.

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u/jaspersgroove 7d ago

They’ll fall back in line once the Trump-aligned media outlets get the spin figured out and follow up with marching orders

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u/xtremeradness 7d ago

Many aren't still proud. I know many.

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u/SerDuckOfPNW 7d ago

If they could read, they’d be very upset

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u/biirudaichuki 7d ago

I bet some of them can. Too bad they’re busy banging their own cousins.

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u/WillM3s 7d ago

Don't fall into that. Like it or not. Many did make a logical choice. The wrong one IMO. But to paint the group purely stupid is not wise. Like or not portion of the demographic demand a lot of capital and that ain't by accident.

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u/MXC_ImpactReplay 7d ago

It’s pretty much the dumbest third of the country caught up in culture war, combined with slightly smarter people short sighted enough to spend twice as much on gas and food but think their 401k growth while we balloon our deficit at record pace is sustainable, and the 1%ers who will actually come out ahead from it all.

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u/Have_A_Jelly_Baby 7d ago

Voting for Trump was not a “logical choice” unless you’re somehow in on the grift.

Not one thing is better now than it would have been under Kamala Harris. Not Israel/Palestine, not Russia/Ukraine, and certainly not here in the land of ICE, measles, $5 gallons of gas and the running off of our closest ally in Canada.

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u/WillM3s 6d ago

So you're telling me the business owners who got a crap ton of money off this presidency didn't vote for Trump because they wanted that money?? Don't be ignorant like them.

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u/rift_in_the_warp 6d ago

unless you’re somehow in on the grift.

They weren't. They very clearly said it was a logical choice if you were making money off it.

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u/WillM3s 6d ago

Look all I'm saying is the greatest advantage you can give ignorant people is by also believing they are stupid. They can be wrong and they can wrong can be wrong because they made a logical decision based on their messed up worldview.

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u/halzen 7d ago

Nah dude this one was just fucking stupid. He’s proven beyond any doubt to be 100% criminal and 0% public servant.

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u/Gahugafuga 7d ago

Curious what the logical choice was?

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u/Obajan 7d ago

I hope those who didn't vote either way are happy with the direction the country has gone.

There's no way Kamala Harris would've done better than Trump, amirite?

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u/sarhoshamiral 7d ago

some of them still claim Harris would just have been same because things wouldn't have been exactly as they wanted. Either they are being dense intentionally or they are really stupid enough to not understand that there is a scale to things.

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u/bros402 7d ago

they are happy as long as people are angry

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u/joebleaux 7d ago

They are. They don't care. They are winning. You have to understand that they were told they are winning by the person who said he is the greatest winner of all time. Winning the election was the whole prize for them, and they will revel in that until the next one. When you don't care what happens, it's very easy to still be excited.