Trump assails Biden and Democrats spending spree

 Washington Examiner:

Former President Donald Trump attacked President Joe Biden's $3.5 trillion "socialist" spending "monstrosity" on all fronts, from economy to immigration to energy, while continuing his long-standing criticism of the 2020 election and attacks on political foes.

Trump, widely viewed as a likely 2024 presidential contender, slammed his successor's efforts to cobble together a coalition for the massive spending haul, saying the bill was "so bad."

"It's a socialist transformation bill, it's an open borders bill, [and] it's an American energy destruction bill," Trump said at a "Save America" rally in Des Moine, Iowa, Saturday night.

"Joe Biden and the radical Left Democrats in Congress are trying to ram through a $3.5 trillion, wild, spending, binge that costs more than the entire sum the United States has spent on any war in the history of our country," Trump said."Not only is this the largest spending bill of all time, it's the largest tax hike of all time. This monstrosity is so dangerous for our country and so bad for children and grandchildren to come. This monstrosity is a bill to end America as we know it, it's so bad."

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"They rigged the election, and now, based on the rigged election, they're destroying our country," he said,

The former president also revived other grievances, going after the two efforts to impeach him during his term and the "totally made up ... scheme" alleging the Trump campaign colluded with Russia ahead of the 2016 election.

"For five straight years, it has been a con job, one after another, one con job after another, a nonstop parade of fake whistleblowers, phony investigations, twisted conspiracy theories, and very, very perverted lies," he said.

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His voters already agree with him and as much as 20 % of people who voted for Biden now agree with him.  The Democrats' politics of fraud is catching up with them and the Durham probe is starting to reveal the depth of Democrat dishonesty in response to Trump's election. 

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