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Allow Jen Psaki to explain how the Dems' $3.5 trillion package would cost 'zero dollars'

As you know, President Biden and many Democrats are pushing for trillions of dollars in additional spending (because apparently inflation isn’t bad enough already).

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But there’s good news because White House press secretary Jen Psaki followed up on something President Biden has said previously and confirmed that the government spending $3.5 trillion would cost “zero dollars.” Psaki really hopes everybody is stupid:

Zero? LOL. Yeah, the country’s $30 trillion in debt because of all the bills politicians said would “pay for themselves.”

Bingo!

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This administration knows that their base will believe it.

And how’s that going?

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