There is no doubt that the "transactional" nature of Donald Dumb boils down to essentially the idiot in the Outhouse and his family and billionnaire buddies profiting personally. The Trump oligarchy wants to dismantle everything in the structure of a government that has made America great, and anything left standing to be privatized to themselves.
This is precisely what happened in the Soviet Union after it collapsed: Anything still standing was stolen by Vladimir Putin's elite buddies who became today's Russia billionnaire criminal oligarchs.
While in the USSR the collapse happened because the highly centralized economic system under the Communist Party could not be sustained as it faltered and imploded from within, in the US the collapse preceding the projected stealing of institutions and entities is being deliberately caused by crude greedy capitalists like Donald Dumb and his accolytes.
They are in the process of destroying the federal state by firing employees and depleting it of competences, eliminating many of its regulatory and service entities, and degrading it to the point where they will argue: It is inefficient and therefore must be privatized: Medicare, the Postal Service, Freedie Mac and Fanny Mae, etc. all are on the chopping block and the oligarchs stand ready to pounce to "rescue" the government by owning it themselves.
The evidence to this scheme is simple: The destruction of the federal government, they say, has the objective of making the government lean, clean out the fat, streamline the process, reduce fraud, and ultimately reduce the national deficit which stands at more than $36.8 trillion.
BUT, Trump's MAGA morons in the Congress are passing a "big beautiful bill" in which they are endorsing Trump's proposed destruction of the federal government by eliminating several critical programs (for example, programs that assist the lower and middle classes like Medicaid etc.) WHILE lowering the tax burden off themselves and their corporate buddies who are raking billions and billions each year in profits. In so doing, Trump is raising the national debt by $2.5 trillion to 41 trillion dollars just so he can enrich himself personally.
The Big Beautiful Bill passed by the House with one vote majority is a 1,000-page package of tax cuts for the wealthy, trims the government's social safety
net, raises the nation's debt ceiling by $4 trillion (meaning Trump's government is free to increase the debt even further) and new Washington spending. It still has to pass the Senate where it runs the risk of several republican senators disappointing Trump, to say the least.
Which means the ultra-rich will get richer, the poor will get poorer and
the middle class will slowly degrade into the category of the poor.
Hasn't Trump repeatedly said that he wants to lower the national debt? Who is he fooling? His own herd of MAGA morons who like the form (tough guy bullshit) and have no clue about the substance (personal enrichment at the expense of the taxpayer).
Trump's stragety is to fool the poor and the middle class that he is working for them. He succeeded in convincing them that this is his priority. But now that they elected him and he is in office, he is blatantly proving that he lied to them just to get elected. All that he is doing in reality - and much of it under the table - is prepare to retire from the presidency a very very rich man, much richer that he ever was.
Throughout his so-called "businessman" career, Trump concocted illegal schemes and mediocre business ventures (Trump University: Can you imagine an illiterate moron running a university?) that led him to repeatedly declare bankruptcy.
We have to wait for the American people to wake up and realize what they're in for, that Trump's last con job is unfolding right before their eyes, and that only bankruptcy he is planning this time is that of the US government and the US economy.
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Opinion
Trump Is Slowly but Surely Killing U.S. Economy, Experts Warn
Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling
Wed, May 21, 2025
[The stable idiot in the Outhouse looking his best]
The Trump administration’s economic plan has dashed America’s credit score, rocking the nation’s lending reputation. And experts warn this could be the beginning of the end.
Credit firm Moody’s downgraded the nation’s score Friday, reporting that it appears increasingly unlikely that the U.S. economy will be able to keep up with its rising debt and interest payments, rattling what was once an unshakable confidence in U.S. growth.
Major international lending entities, such as Deutsche Bank, viewed the score drop as just another indicator that time is running out on solving America’s national debt.
“Yesterday felt like we were somewhere along the line of a ‘death by a thousand cuts’ with regards to the U.S. fiscal situation,” Deutsche Bank’s Jim Reid wrote, in a note obtained by Fortune Tuesday. “Hard to know where in that thousand we are but probably much nearer a thousand than at zero even as yesterday saw an initial sell-off reverse as the session went on.
“At the end of the day the loss of the final U.S. triple-A rating late on Friday night doesn’t change anything much immediately but it keeps the drip, drip, drip of poor fiscal news building up against the debt sustainability dam in the background.”
Ratings from Moody’s and other firms inform companies and groups both foreign and domestic regarding how much they need to pay in order to borrow money.
Moody’s was the last of the three major bond-rating agencies to downgrade America’s formerly spotless score, signaling that the nation is a bigger credit risk than it has been in decades. It also indicates that the time in which the U.S. could borrow seemingly infinite sums of money—without the risk of inflation—is coming to a close.
America’s national debt is currently more than $36.8 trillion, as of the time of publishing.
The Trump administration, however, has not yet looked inward for an explanation to the sour score. Instead, it has pushed blame onto the Biden administration, claiming that Republicans are still working overtime to trim the national deficit while they push forward a reconciliation package that would add somewhere between $3.8 trillion and $5.3 trillion to the national debt to afford tax cuts for multimillionaires and corporations.
“I do want to assure everyone that the deficit is a very significant concern for this administration,” top White House economist Stephen Miran told reporters Monday. “We’re determined to bring it down and to undo the damage to the fiscal health of the United States that was wrought by the Biden administration and its reckless policies.”
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, meanwhile, brushed off the score downgrade as a “lagging indicator” of U.S. performance, urging investors to disregard the news.
Trump enacted his sweeping tariff plan in order to offset the jaw-droppingly expensive extension to his 2017 tax cuts, but America has yet to see any gains from the economic agenda. Instead, the tariffs have destabilized American markets while simultaneously undermining U.S. dominance in the global economy.
Whether or not the deficit actually affects the economy is still in debate. But having investors believe in the health of the economy is critical.
“The government deficit isn’t a problem until investors think it is,” Callie Cox, chief market strategist at Ritholtz Wealth Management, told Axios Monday. “And they’re increasingly telling us that the deficit is a problem.”
