$93 billion for fruit baskets, $1 billion a day for war

 

SHARING FOR INFORMATION AND PERSSPECTIVE ABOUT OUTRAGEOUS

EXPENSES  AND TRUMP'S SENSELESS WAR WITH IRAN, THE EXPLODING NATIONAL 

DEBT AND THE ECONOMIC DESTRUCTION OF THE NATION! 

This month, we learned our government blew billions on fruit baskets…

Blew $1 billion a day on a senseless war with Iran…..

All while calling “affordability” a Democrat scam. That’s the Trump regime for you.


It’s time to get these greedy, fascist pigs out of power for good. And that starts by taking back Congress this November.


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