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Fiscally right?? Does that mean you write a check to Jeff Bezos every month?
I just don't get this "fiscally conservative" bullshit. You want to cut taxes on the rich as infrastructure continues to crumble? You want to hide your money in offshore bank accounts? You want to implement legislation that funnels unregulated money into corporate bank accounts then forgive all the debt? You want to use campaign finance to accept bribes then have the courts make it legal?
Edit: Maybe it's you want to raise the national debt to record numbers then years later pretend all the sudden to be "worried about the deficit" and refuse to raise the debt ceiling and threaten to shut down the government.