Democrats in favor of King Biden’s budget
If the president could fund his own budget, you would have an incredibly effective dictator — and apparently that’s what Robert Reich and the rest of the Democrats are demanding to see from Biden.
Reich served as secretary of labor from 1993 to 1997 under President Bill Clinton and has most recently been taking his “expertise” to YouTube.
Mark Levin is not a fan.
“Remember the little fella,” Levin mocks, “he’s gone completely over the Marxist edge.”
Levin plays a recent video Reich posted of himself in an all-white room.
“What’s to stop Biden from ignoring the debt ceiling and continuing to pay America’s bills? Nothing. He’s constitutionally obligated to do so and there’s at least one precedent for the executive branch doing whatever it takes to avoid default,” Reich says.
“Will Biden have to resort to such measures?” Reich continues, “Well, we’ll see.”
“If MAGA Republicans don’t like this and want to force the U.S. into default — wrecking the economy and putting millions of Americans out of work, let them take Biden to court,” he adds.
“What an idiot,” remarks Levin.
“Do you think those who drafted the 14th Amendment, adopted it, and then the states that ratified it had in mind that a president of the United States could both submit a budget and fund a budget?” Levin asks.
Apparently, Laurence Tribe has been advising President Joe Biden in support of the idea that he could bypass Congress.
“And just unilaterally, the president of the United States raised the debt ceiling. Now, think about that,” Levin says.
“No president in American history has done that,” he adds.
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Debt ceiling increase totaling $4 TRILLION
According to CNN’s Jake Tapper, the debt ceiling increase will avert “a looming fiscal catastrophe,” and Mark Levin could not disagree more.
“Looming fiscal catastrophe,” Levin mocks, “the media are just so pathetic.”
Tapper continued to explain that “President Biden acknowledged last night that the agreement ... ‘a compromise,’ which means that not everyone gets what they want.”
“The CNN audience must have a very, very low IQ,” Levin comments.
Tapper also claimed that the deal “lifts the nation’s debt limit for two years, avoiding a messy fight just ahead of the 2024 election.”
“Can’t have these messy fights of the future of the country. No, we need to be on a glide path to massive spending, massive government, anti-American propaganda in our classrooms,” Levin says, laying on the sarcasm.
Levin then jokingly compares Tapper’s comment to American revolutionaries.
“Geez, I’m glad these guys weren’t around during the Revolutionary War. Don’t want to be a messy fight here, can’t we get along?”
“I mean all they have to do is pay some taxes, all they have to do is show some fealty to the crown,” he jokes.
Congressman Dusty Johnson (R-S.D.) then joined Jake Tapper to discuss the debt ceiling agreement.
Johnson claimed it will “save $1.5 trillion over the course of the next 10 years.”
Levin says not to “believe a word of it,” as politicians like Johnson do not have power for 10 years.
“Last time I checked, the house is up for election every two years,” he adds.
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