Look, I'm going to give it to you straight- not messing around here, okay? He grew up poor! He was born in Scranton. Scranton, Pennsylvania! My father, he was a great man, he lost his job and we had to move in with my grandmother! Then we moved to Delaware.
My dad took a job selling used cars!
I'm not playing around here, fella, I'm telling you like it is, me, my sister, and my two bothers had to squeeze into a 2 bedroom apartment with my parents.
I know what it's like to struggle, to worry about where your next meal is coming from, and I did it because it's the right thing to do! It's what I learned at church that Christ commanded us to care for each other. I took that to heart!
I want to be clear: the 1st amendment gives you the right to have whatever religion you want. And I fully support that. You can have any religion or any version of any religion you want.
But you don't have to cherry pick from the old testament to refute any historical accuracy of the Bible or it's "truth." There's all kinds of stuff in the New Testament too.
If you like, I can run through some. There's a lot, so it'll just be a high level view.
But again, you are free to believe any religion you care to, or any version of that religion. Just like how everyone else is free to follow there religions. Or none at all.
You don't know what debt limit means. It's the self-imposed limit to the amount of borrowing the US can do. Removing any limit means the US government can borrow as much as it wants.
If you truly want the limit the amount of money the US can borrow, then you definitely want a debt limit. You want that to be as close to 0 as possible.
You for sure don't want the government to have no limits to its borrowing.
