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As the article you posted says, extending Trump’s tax cut would cost $4.7 trillion over the next 10 years.
Let me remind you that the US interest payment now costs $1 trillion in one year alone. That’s how aggressive Biden’s rate hikes are - the fastest since Volcker shock in 1980.
Also, we’re not even talking about Biden’s ability to give Ukraine $175 billion yet in just 2 years of the war (most of which will flow back to the US and their donor class). If they can ramp up the war in Ukraine, Israel and now it looks like Lebanon as well, and keep it going over the next few years (the next decade?), they can now pump out as hundreds of billions more every year at their whim for their proxies.
As I said in another comment here, both Biden and Trump are known quantities. They both have their report cards. Has Trump managed to give out $175 billion like Biden has given to Ukraine? Does he even have the ability to do that - strong-arming the Congress and bend them to his will like Biden is capable of?
No, but if the US federal government starts getting involved, they can funnel a huge volume of money into it.
You should think of these as vehicles to prop up the value of the US dollar, which are fundamentally disconnected from the real economy in the real world. The US will then use the high value of the US dollar, propped up by virtual capital, to then wreck the other countries’ economies and their real sectors. That’s the power of finance capital.