Accountants say Biden-Harris would destroy US economy

Washington Examiner:
Accountants support reelecting President Trump by a wide margin, according to a survey conducted by Arizent, the publisher of Accounting Today.
The poll found that 55% of respondents back Trump, while 38% support former vice president Joe Biden.
Not only is the gap between support for Trump and Biden wide, but the anonymous comments from respondents also show that the division is quite polarized.
“I believe a Biden-Harris win would destroy the country,” said one respondent who supports Trump.
Another said, "I will close my business and retire if Harris/Biden is elected."
Biden supporters were equally firm in their position.
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I agree with the majority of accountants surveyed.  Biden's goofy tax and spend program is a proven loser.

Judd Greg, writing at The Hill says of the Biden budget:
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The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania a number of years ago developed a comprehensive and substantive platform for evaluating the federal budget.

This model was built so that those who govern and those who are governed could have an accurate and reasonably unbiased analysis of federal fiscal activities.

It is one of the most useful and effective tools around for figuring out just what the federal government and the various players who lead it in the Democratic and Republican parties are really up to.

The conclusion, after reviewing the opening bids put forward by Biden and his people, creates a rather desperate picture that could best described as horrible, if not “the horror.”

The most disconcerting shift in the Biden budget is its radical expansion of the size of the federal government as a percentage of national economic activity.

For the first time in our history, other than during the Second World War, the federal government will absorb almost 25 percent of our nation’s wealth under the Biden budget.

If you add in the activities of states and cities, government spending will easily exceed a quarter of the country’s economic output.

And this is only the opening gambit.

Approximately $5.4 trillion of spending on new programs or expanded federal social programs is proposed in the Biden budget over ten years.

A trillion dollars seems to have become the new billion dollars when it comes to federal spending sprees.
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There is more.  Biden should be asked about his disastrous budget at the debate.

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