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ALT Boyle Statement on September 2026 CPI Inflation Data President Trump promised to end inflation and lower costs 'on day one.' More than 600 days into his second term, he has done the exact opposite, driving up costs for American families with his disastrous war in Iran and reckless tariff taxes. Trump has no one to blame but himself for his broken promises and economic failures, and the American people know it. HOUSE
ALT THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. U.S. Budget Deficit Jumps to Nearly $2 Trillion Federal finances are stuck in a rut that alarms policymakers but hasn't moved them to change course
![We need a US debt conversation
- will the Republicans have one?
PLURIB
Borrowing heavily to finance tax cuts for the wealthy leaves us less prepared for emergencies when they
come
[...] The negative impact of our deteriorating fiscal health can no longer be ignored, as it has been by many on both sides of the aisle. The national debt is now so large that annual net interest costs are projected to be higher than $2tn. Every dollar that goes towards servicing the debt is money we cannot use on healthcare, infrastructure or education.
So, what do we do about it without asking working families to make sacrifices?
First, large tax giveaways, especially to the wealthy, should not be permanent. They should face periodic non-partisan reviews on their impact and whether economic growth has covered the cost of the tax break. In addition, Congress should be forced to vote to renew them on an annual or biennial basis. Congress, rightfully so, carefully examines spending line by line. The same shou](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUCz-lhXAAAh4m3.jpg?name=orig)
ALT We need a US debt conversation - will the Republicans have one? PLURIB Borrowing heavily to finance tax cuts for the wealthy leaves us less prepared for emergencies when they come [...] The negative impact of our deteriorating fiscal health can no longer be ignored, as it has been by many on both sides of the aisle. The national debt is now so large that annual net interest costs are projected to be higher than $2tn. Every dollar that goes towards servicing the debt is money we cannot use on healthcare, infrastructure or education. So, what do we do about it without asking working families to make sacrifices? First, large tax giveaways, especially to the wealthy, should not be permanent. They should face periodic non-partisan reviews on their impact and whether economic growth has covered the cost of the tax break. In addition, Congress should be forced to vote to renew them on an annual or biennial basis. Congress, rightfully so, carefully examines spending line by line. The same shou
ALT Boyle Statement on September 2026 Jobs Report Donald Trump said he's done a 'very bad job' explaining the economy. Families who can't afford groceries or housing don't need it explained to them. Costs are still too high, and rising mortgage rates are putting homeownership out of reach. Americans need help, but all this president has to offer is more tariff taxes, more forever wars, and more excuses.
