I JUST found out who MrBeast lol. One of my 4th graders said if he could go anywhere in the world he’d visit MrBeast in Florida. Me and the other teachers had to look him up lol. Come to find out, I’ve been seeing his face the whole time on RUclips and had no idea who the heck he was.
"When the Democrats are in charge, the Republicans are the fiscally conservative party. When the Republicans are in charge, there _is no_ fiscally conservative party." - Rand Paul
Absolutely, I'm really happy to see Rand starting to look more and more like Ron in his opinion. Used to be he was for a bunch of military involvement. Great to see that we still have.. one... good senator! Only 99 to go! Although I mean, we could just settle for a majority so let us be positive, only 50 to go!
@@identifiesas65.wheresmyche95 (R) Ted Cruz, (R) John Kennedy, (R) Lindsey Graham, (R) Marco Rubio, and (R) Ben Sasse off the top of my head. I agree most of the federal government is crooked, but I've gotta respectfully disagree with the notion that the libertarian party seems to host that both parties are the same. My Father lives in NC, Purple state but sadly going blue increasingly because of Charlotte and Raleigh like anything else. Since 2020, state sales Tax went from 5% to 8%, tabacco and alcohol tax both are up, property tax is up, and it's proposed to raise school taxes. So from what I see, this is Exhibit A of exclusively Democrats Buttfucking the Middle Class in a way that Republicans never do.
@@damianrideout8366 I agree that they are the lesser of two evils. That said I don't like big government types like the ones you mentioned. Especially graham is a real mess, that guys even anti 2nd. There's very little difference in terms of fiscal responsibility between the parties. Democrats like to borrow, tax, inflate and spend. Republicans like to lower taxes and inflate more to compensate before they also borrow the remainder and spend - what's the difference? Both consider the constitution nothing but a hassle to be overcome etc.
@@identifiesas65.wheresmyche95 Well I actually didn't know Lindsay spoke out against the 2nd Amendment, and if that's true then I don't support that. And I'm disappointed that Trump seemed to not cut deficits as he promised. Politicians saying they'll do it is one thing, but back in 2016 I was thinking of Trump as an outsider businessman trying to drain the swamp. And yes he did prove me wrong on that at least with his fiscal policy. I'm glad you can agree Republicans are the lesser of two evils, because all I'm saying is that from what I witness on a state level, Democrats have literal shit being thrown around everywhere and "The world's largest outdoor shooting ranges" as said by (R) Kennedy. But wherever Republicans get elected, it's always lower taxes, fewer regulations, and middle class earnings compared to high class is always more in those red states vs the blue states. SJW Libtards make me angry and are ruining this once great country, I hope that you can agree with me on that.
@@damianrideout8366 Those are exactly the politicians Remy was referring to, who only care about the deficit when the Dems are in charge. They spent 4 years completely silent on the issue voting for every bailout, spending package and tax cut, then started right back up pretending to care about debt as if those 4 years had not happened as soon as Trump was out.
@@johnhughes2124 I dont know where you're from, Im not american either, but I'd find it hard to believe there's more than an handful of countries that have debt under control, mine is surely not one of them, and I doubt yours is too.
@Orn Gorn Exactly, one party is an overt statist and the other is a closet statist. At this point, Republicans should just come out and say openly that they're in favour of an "organised economy" and not free markets. I see so many ads from the Republicans saying Joe Biden is controlled by the socialists. However, their party is no better than the ones they are criticising. Instead of reducing government spending Mr President constantly increased spending. What a joke!!
@@apurbabhattarai972 both parties are shit, but the left is pushing insane theories as facts and trying to pass laws to remove our first and second amendment rights. They control 90% of the media, and use it to pedal their communist ideologies down our throats.
@@randominternetguy3537 to be fair (far) right have also it's fair-share of crazies in theologians and conspiracy theorist so there's no shortage of in any of the sides. If we want to talk (far) left/right nutjobs, the left/right political dichotomy is not that helpful. Both party are equally guilty of giving these nutjobs a platform.
@@Lolzor87a yea, but the far right are considered nutjobs by both sides while the far left is only mocked and ridiculed by the right. They're both stupid, but there are many more influential far leftist than far right. Also, normal leftists call for censorship and violence constantly. The far left is much closer to the actual left, than the far right is to anything resembling the actual right.
So true. Turn a blind eye when "your guy" is in office and the pork is flowing, and then get chock full of righteous indignation as soon as the other party wins. Over and over, and we keep falling for it....
An economic advisor under the Clinton administration once noted that "Republicans are Seasonal deficit hawks. They come around every fall when a Democrat wins.”
@@grantcivyt But that’s the whole point. If you remember in the 1990s when Bill Clinton “ended welfare as we know it,” Democrats were complaining that Bill was “balancing the budget” on “the backs of the ‘poor.’” It seems in Washington a “balanced budget” is a third rail no one wants to touch.
@@grantcivyt A Republican concern? Simply untrue. They only moan about the national debt while a dem is president. Dems spend- that's documented. But please, don't even imply that GOP doesn't
That is why I have been a fiscally conservative, term limits on all government positions including the bureaucracts. Independent, i belong to no party.
I like the idea of term limits, but the Constitution is fundamentally flawed. To make structural changes requires a supermajority, but Congress can push through horrific legislation with a simple majority. It should not be harder to reign the tyrants in, than it is for them to push new tyranny on us. I would say no law should pass with less than 90%. This would ensure maximum freedom - only laws that everyone overwhelmingly agrees should exist, would exist.
@@matthewarnold4557 No, but it is a nice stepping stone. The more people in a system of corruption means the higher chance we can catch someone who'd be willing to tell us how it's connected so we can deal with them under the law rather than being vigilantes.
@@eventhisidistaken Look up how filibusters work. Congress can't pass anything without a supermajority, which is why nothing gets passed. 90% would just make it worse. The government does need to pass laws, even somewhat distasteful ones, in order to function.
I have been emailing my congressmen for the past four years telling them it is irresponsible and immoral to be spending so much and they keep telling me it is absolutely necessary. Undoubtedly I won't have to write those emails for the next four years.
@@dtzeel Yeah, Democrats definitely would have enacted one of the largest corporate tax cuts in US history, except even bigger than the TCJA. LOL, you fucking rube.
Keynesian economics: Tax more and spend less during the good times and tax less and spend more during the bad times The application: increase taxes and spending all the time.
More like alternate between increasing and decreasing taxes depending on which party’s in power and always increase spending in good times and bad regardless who’s in charge.
You mean decrease taxes (for the wealthy) and spend all the time.... I know this is primarily libertarian around here, but even for someone who prefers more social programs like infrastructure spending, you don't just print money into oblivion, you need to tax to fund. Conversely, you don't just hand out checks to people for doing nothing, you create legitimate jobs through such infrastructure planning. Instead we just get a free for all.
A question for you about this. I’m also on the conservative side of fiscal policies but am interested to know if you consider yourself republican because I feel a lot of conservatives are getting turned off by the republican party’s current extreme views
@@luismanuelespinosacastillo808 i consider myself a Republican in the traditional sense that we want less government all around and that the main job of the government is to protect its people. I vote with todays republicans because wbile they have drifted from true conservative ideas they have gone a lot less radical then where I see the democrat party going. So while i dont see myself represented 100% by the party I have to vote with them just to keep democrats from office
Joe Laplante I feel that we tend to generalize a lot but I feel the sensible republicans have been slowly replaced by the more extreme party wings. Like Graham, I liked him until he became a trump mouthpiece. I feel that Democrats are far better on the social liberties side of things. And that’s the only reason I side with them at times. If the Republican Party wasn’t so restrictive, religious and hypocritical on govt intervention that would go away.
Both parties are fine with debt...it lets them buy voters and donors today using other people's money in the future when it won't affect their own power.
Funny how as soon as Reps thought Trump lost they also abandoned him and went back to the usual two-party fight. Almost makes you wonder if they are glad Trump is gone cuz he actually got stuff done and made them look bad. Apart from spending, of course.
Of all of the good thing Donald Trump has done... none of them even hold a candle to the blessing he will bestow upon this great nation when he leaves office.
@ritewing00 I thought libertarians would’ve known about his deregulation which is good for the economy, cut unnecessary laws that hinder business and workers. Besides, it had record low unemployment before covid. Bringing troops back home. But I have to say, the debt is too high, but Biden would be much worse on the debt.
I'm conservative, I vote Republican, and I can honestly say I wanted to reduce spending these last 12 years... I'm 30 and I only started really caring about government when I turned 18
@@bozimmerman I live in Washington. Local representatives are pretty good, but that's it. Governor and senators are leftists, so I always vote against them
To be fair, trump has raised family income by five thousand dollars, while under Obama it only raised one thousand in his entire eight years. That means that taxes would have been more effective due to an increase in liquid capital.
In November of 1994 I was taking a medieval European history class. When the GOP took over Congress, it occurred to me that in a sense it was a return to tradition. In medieval times, the king would want the legislature to approve higher taxes so he could spend more while the legislature wanted to keep taxes as low as possible. But for the previous 40 years, the Democrats had (mostly) controlled Congress and wanted higher taxes and more spending while the president more often then not was a Republican. Those Republican presidents had (at least sometimes) sought lower spending (then the Democrats at least). The 1994 mid terms had restored a frugal Congress as a counter to a president with a desire to spend more. We may return to that in 2022. But Remy is right, the GOP only cares about deficits if the president is a Democrat. That kind of sends an interesting message to voters that do care about deficits.
The nice part about being an independent is I saw this sort of stuff so much easier than my family. The bad part, they all hate me when I start talking.
fun fact if you make 100k a year for sixty years from eighteen to seventy eight the goverment would spend your life's salary in about two seconds thats how bad goverment spending is
To be fair , for some (a small minority to be sure ) of the Republicans , it was not that they were cheerleading his spending , just that they recognized (correctly ) that he was far and away the lesser of two evils.
"our fiscal policy looks like a MrBeast video"
Remy is fire as always.
That line got me 😂
I JUST found out who MrBeast lol. One of my 4th graders said if he could go anywhere in the world he’d visit MrBeast in Florida. Me and the other teachers had to look him up lol. Come to find out, I’ve been seeing his face the whole time on RUclips and had no idea who the heck he was.
Came here for this. Money!!
@@sameekhan7239 Me too xD
But is he the monarch
"When the Democrats are in charge, the Republicans are the fiscally conservative party. When the Republicans are in charge, there _is no_ fiscally conservative party." - Rand Paul
Absolutely, I'm really happy to see Rand starting to look more and more like Ron in his opinion. Used to be he was for a bunch of military involvement. Great to see that we still have.. one... good senator! Only 99 to go! Although I mean, we could just settle for a majority so let us be positive, only 50 to go!
@@identifiesas65.wheresmyche95 (R) Ted Cruz, (R) John Kennedy, (R) Lindsey Graham, (R) Marco Rubio, and (R) Ben Sasse off the top of my head. I agree most of the federal government is crooked, but I've gotta respectfully disagree with the notion that the libertarian party seems to host that both parties are the same. My Father lives in NC, Purple state but sadly going blue increasingly because of Charlotte and Raleigh like anything else. Since 2020, state sales Tax went from 5% to 8%, tabacco and alcohol tax both are up, property tax is up, and it's proposed to raise school taxes. So from what I see, this is Exhibit A of exclusively Democrats Buttfucking the Middle Class in a way that Republicans never do.
@@damianrideout8366 I agree that they are the lesser of two evils. That said I don't like big government types like the ones you mentioned. Especially graham is a real mess, that guys even anti 2nd. There's very little difference in terms of fiscal responsibility between the parties. Democrats like to borrow, tax, inflate and spend. Republicans like to lower taxes and inflate more to compensate before they also borrow the remainder and spend - what's the difference? Both consider the constitution nothing but a hassle to be overcome etc.
@@identifiesas65.wheresmyche95 Well I actually didn't know Lindsay spoke out against the 2nd Amendment, and if that's true then I don't support that. And I'm disappointed that Trump seemed to not cut deficits as he promised. Politicians saying they'll do it is one thing, but back in 2016 I was thinking of Trump as an outsider businessman trying to drain the swamp. And yes he did prove me wrong on that at least with his fiscal policy. I'm glad you can agree Republicans are the lesser of two evils, because all I'm saying is that from what I witness on a state level, Democrats have literal shit being thrown around everywhere and "The world's largest outdoor shooting ranges" as said by (R) Kennedy. But wherever Republicans get elected, it's always lower taxes, fewer regulations, and middle class earnings compared to high class is always more in those red states vs the blue states. SJW Libtards make me angry and are ruining this once great country, I hope that you can agree with me on that.
@@damianrideout8366 Those are exactly the politicians Remy was referring to, who only care about the deficit when the Dems are in charge. They spent 4 years completely silent on the issue voting for every bailout, spending package and tax cut, then started right back up pretending to care about debt as if those 4 years had not happened as soon as Trump was out.
It is nice to know the republicans will agree with me on the debt for the next 4 years.
Pretend to agree with you*
And they'll start to talk about the 2nd amendment again too.
Something something tyrannical government
I always did
Something something mirror talk.
Don’t pretend that the entirety of our government, on both sides of the aisle, aren’t all pieces of shit.
That $14 trillion of debt from nearly a decade ago in the “Raise the Debt Ceiling” rap seems so quaint today🙄
yeah you guys are pretty screwed
@@johnhughes2124 I dont know where you're from, Im not american either, but I'd find it hard to believe there's more than an handful of countries that have debt under control, mine is surely not one of them, and I doubt yours is too.
But they passed the sequestration bill!
nice to have you back, remy. i missed you.
he did have a kid!!!
I’ll second that.
Have you ever heard his early stuff. ruclips.net/video/M5oNup0Dq5U/видео.html
He also has a channel called MTGRemy with more music.
Love that Reason takes shots at both sides. Mostly because it means they haven't taken all our guns yet.
@Orn Gorn Exactly, one party is an overt statist and the other is a closet statist. At this point, Republicans should just come out and say openly that they're in favour of an "organised economy" and not free markets. I see so many ads from the Republicans saying Joe Biden is controlled by the socialists. However, their party is no better than the ones they are criticising. Instead of reducing government spending Mr President constantly increased spending. What a joke!!
Key word: Yet
@@apurbabhattarai972 both parties are shit, but the left is pushing insane theories as facts and trying to pass laws to remove our first and second amendment rights. They control 90% of the media, and use it to pedal their communist ideologies down our throats.
@@randominternetguy3537 to be fair (far) right have also it's fair-share of crazies in theologians and conspiracy theorist so there's no shortage of in any of the sides. If we want to talk (far) left/right nutjobs, the left/right political dichotomy is not that helpful. Both party are equally guilty of giving these nutjobs a platform.
@@Lolzor87a yea, but the far right are considered nutjobs by both sides while the far left is only mocked and ridiculed by the right. They're both stupid, but there are many more influential far leftist than far right. Also, normal leftists call for censorship and violence constantly. The far left is much closer to the actual left, than the far right is to anything resembling the actual right.
So true. Turn a blind eye when "your guy" is in office and the pork is flowing, and then get chock full of righteous indignation as soon as the other party wins. Over and over, and we keep falling for it....
An economic advisor under the Clinton administration once noted that "Republicans are Seasonal deficit hawks. They come around every fall when a Democrat wins.”
Same old song and dance...literally lol. No one cares unless it is the other guy in office
It's really mostly a Republican concern. Democrats didn't fight Trump on spending too much but rather too little.
@@grantcivyt But that’s the whole point. If you remember in the 1990s when Bill Clinton “ended welfare as we know it,” Democrats were complaining that Bill was “balancing the budget” on “the backs of the ‘poor.’” It seems in Washington a “balanced budget” is a third rail no one wants to touch.
@@grantcivyt A Republican concern? Simply untrue. They only moan about the national debt while a dem is president. Dems spend- that's documented. But please, don't even imply that GOP doesn't
@@billmcginley I said nothing about consistency on the part of Republicans.
@@grantcivyt So what you're saying is that both sides do the same thing- from time to time...
We need more of this, please.
I Like it, i love it, i want some more of it ! ^^
"The AP has called the presidential race for Joe Biden" ..... geee, thanks youtube.
Funny, I don't recall putting the AP in charge of certifying elections.
This should be the disclaimer->
Disclaimer: The AP has no authority on election results. RUclips has no authority on information.
Same AP news that bended to the will of Hitler it the 30's.....but we should trust em right
What's really funny: he's talking about senators and how they flip flop. Not disputing the results of the election.
@@DegreesOfThree Yeah they should just talk about the fact that the swing states have basically all certified their results anyways.
That is why I have been a fiscally conservative, term limits on all government positions including the bureaucracts. Independent, i belong to no party.
I like the idea of term limits, but the Constitution is fundamentally flawed. To make structural changes requires a supermajority, but Congress can push through horrific legislation with a simple majority. It should not be harder to reign the tyrants in, than it is for them to push new tyranny on us. I would say no law should pass with less than 90%. This would ensure maximum freedom - only laws that everyone overwhelmingly agrees should exist, would exist.
@@eventhisidistaken even if change term limits we still are not dealing with what made the politicians currupt in the first place.
@@matthewarnold4557 No, but it is a nice stepping stone. The more people in a system of corruption means the higher chance we can catch someone who'd be willing to tell us how it's connected so we can deal with them under the law rather than being vigilantes.
@@johnbuscher I guess, but it's definitely a half measure at best
@@eventhisidistaken Look up how filibusters work. Congress can't pass anything without a supermajority, which is why nothing gets passed.
90% would just make it worse. The government does need to pass laws, even somewhat distasteful ones, in order to function.
That's why Remy is the best! It's not about left or right, it's about right and wrong.
I have been emailing my congressmen for the past four years telling them it is irresponsible and immoral to be spending so much and they keep telling me it is absolutely necessary. Undoubtedly I won't have to write those emails for the next four years.
Kudos to you for taking the time to raise your voice, though. Not enough people do.
Destroying the debt will be politically impossible until the debt destroys us.
HARK!
THE the herald Remy appears.
Trump in office: SPEND
Republicans: this is fine
Biden in office: SPEND
Republicans: wE nEeD tO sToP sPeNdInG
Idk, there are some things that are necessary and some things we can cut spending on, so we can save money, and grow out economy
If the dems had full control it would have been worse, but yeah
@@dtzeel Yeah, Democrats definitely would have enacted one of the largest corporate tax cuts in US history, except even bigger than the TCJA. LOL, you fucking rube.
Yes, US should fund gender programs in pakistan instead like Democrats pushed in the covid bills
@@therealdamancy you guys should stop lumping all your actions into so huge bills.
What The fuck.
Keynesian economics: Tax more and spend less during the good times and tax less and spend more during the bad times
The application: increase taxes and spending all the time.
I think you might have got Keynesian economic theory and modern monetary theory confused
@@blancmull3886 i sure did!
More like alternate between increasing and decreasing taxes depending on which party’s in power and always increase spending in good times and bad regardless who’s in charge.
I'll take keynesian economic over "trickle-down" any timem
You mean decrease taxes (for the wealthy) and spend all the time....
I know this is primarily libertarian around here, but even for someone who prefers more social programs like infrastructure spending, you don't just print money into oblivion, you need to tax to fund.
Conversely, you don't just hand out checks to people for doing nothing, you create legitimate jobs through such infrastructure planning.
Instead we just get a free for all.
How did I miss this Remy gem?
I don't know if this video made me laugh or cry more...
Remy is an OG
At a fiscal republican this makes me smile and cry at the same time
A question for you about this. I’m also on the conservative side of fiscal policies but am interested to know if you consider yourself republican because I feel a lot of conservatives are getting turned off by the republican party’s current extreme views
@@luismanuelespinosacastillo808 i consider myself a Republican in the traditional sense that we want less government all around and that the main job of the government is to protect its people. I vote with todays republicans because wbile they have drifted from true conservative ideas they have gone a lot less radical then where I see the democrat party going. So while i dont see myself represented 100% by the party I have to vote with them just to keep democrats from office
@@luismanuelespinosacastillo808
In what world are the republicans views extreme? Being far right and republican are two different things.
@@joelaplante9674 Sounds almost like more than 2 parties would be beneficial to you
Joe Laplante I feel that we tend to generalize a lot but I feel the sensible republicans have been slowly replaced by the more extreme party wings. Like Graham, I liked him until he became a trump mouthpiece. I feel that Democrats are far better on the social liberties side of things. And that’s the only reason I side with them at times. If the Republican Party wasn’t so restrictive, religious and hypocritical on govt intervention that would go away.
*sigh* At least someone cares, sometimes. Only when they're impotent to stop it, but sometimes they talk about it.
They never care. It's good cop bad cop.
Absolutely accurate. Neither side gives crap about the debt.
Remy is hilarious and on point as always.
Nailed it.
The moment I saw this I knew I had to watch.
I didn't even know Remy was part of ReasonTV. I thought he just had a smaller MTG channel. This is awesome
A government in gridlock is a governments not making up new things to spend on.
A new Remy video! The greatest Christmas present of all. :)
Each day that passes, that debt clock is going to look laughably small.
The endendium of spring 2021, and the ensuing summer of 2021... the flip flop is real, and so is the unbridled spending extravaganza!
As disgusting as it is, I would rather at least one party start caring again than both parties not caring.
TRUTH!
Both parties are fine with debt...it lets them buy voters and donors today using other people's money in the future when it won't affect their own power.
Funny how as soon as Reps thought Trump lost they also abandoned him and went back to the usual two-party fight. Almost makes you wonder if they are glad Trump is gone cuz he actually got stuff done and made them look bad.
Apart from spending, of course.
Nailed it, Remy! Another instant classic.
Nailed it!
Everyone talking about the debt, meanwhile unfunded liabilities is at almost $160T, with total liabilities over $200T
Quite possibly one of the most underrated channels on the RUclips.
Debt ceiling reached. Congress suddenly cant raise it..... Alexa play remy
Behold, the Debt Man cometh.
God damn I wish I had an Alberta specific version of this.
Trump has done a lot of good things. Sadly, tackling our crippling debt/curbing spending is not one of them.
Of all of the good thing Donald Trump has done... none of them even hold a candle to the blessing he will bestow upon this great nation when he leaves office.
@ritewing00 I thought libertarians would’ve known about his deregulation which is good for the economy, cut unnecessary laws that hinder business and workers. Besides, it had record low unemployment before covid. Bringing troops back home. But I have to say, the debt is too high, but Biden would be much worse on the debt.
I personally don’t give that much about deficit spending, but the hypocricy of these people is abhorrent.
Remy is the best.
This is the reason I subscribe to this channel
I really appreciate how Remy roasts both sides of the aisle for their ideological hypocrisies. Shows that at least he's consistent.
No he won’t he will be locked up with his cronies.
So true!
Awesome. Love it. Remy is a national treasure!!!
I'm conservative, I vote Republican, and I can honestly say I wanted to reduce spending these last 12 years... I'm 30 and I only started really caring about government when I turned 18
Must have been frustrating to have had to vote against your own incumbents in Republican primaries these last 12 years then, right?
@@bozimmerman I live in Washington. Local representatives are pretty good, but that's it. Governor and senators are leftists, so I always vote against them
Politics today is very strange
Missed you Remy!!!
It’s almost as if having consolidated power into 2 parties is a bad thing...
brilliant
The problem is that nobody wants THEIR stuff cut even if they want cuts
Sequel to Closer, awesome.
I already know who’s about to *stop* caring again
To be fair, trump has raised family income by five thousand dollars, while under Obama it only raised one thousand in his entire eight years. That means that taxes would have been more effective due to an increase in liquid capital.
Spot on! :D
In November of 1994 I was taking a medieval European history class. When the GOP took over Congress, it occurred to me that in a sense it was a return to tradition. In medieval times, the king would want the legislature to approve higher taxes so he could spend more while the legislature wanted to keep taxes as low as possible. But for the previous 40 years, the Democrats had (mostly) controlled Congress and wanted higher taxes and more spending while the president more often then not was a Republican. Those Republican presidents had (at least sometimes) sought lower spending (then the Democrats at least). The 1994 mid terms had restored a frugal Congress as a counter to a president with a desire to spend more. We may return to that in 2022. But Remy is right, the GOP only cares about deficits if the president is a Democrat. That kind of sends an interesting message to voters that do care about deficits.
Wait one gosh darn second, Remy makes political songs too!
My day is made!
Thank god for Persian satire.
this is gold
Thank you!
Amen!
that Mr. Beast line hits HARD
Newsflash, the debt is never getting better until the govt defaults
Another debt deal in 2023... here we go again.
I like it
I love it
I want some more of it
I'm here from the MTGRemy channel.
Good job
The only critic in the right who actually questions the Republicans also.
The nice part about being an independent is I saw this sort of stuff so much easier than my family. The bad part, they all hate me when I start talking.
Yep. It's happening again lol... Politics are infuriatingly predictable.
Completely true criticism, but at least they ever care, even if it's just for political purposes.
There’s so much garbage happening right now I couldn’t care less about our debt
This meme needs to be revived and plastered everywhere because of McConnel's debt limit temper tantrum.
How is Remy so cool?
Brilliant as always.
I love these videos so much! This one makes me sad, but it is also cathartic to know that Remy gets it. :)
On point
Yes Remy please, we need you more than ever.
And the cycle starts again.
REMY! Dude, don't be a stranger!
Georgia Rino’s ? 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴😂🏴🇺🇸🏴. Back and great as ever go REMY👏p.s. great tune 💃🏼🕺🏼🎸🎸🎸
It’s a feature, not a bug.
has got to be one of your best songs man. . like seriously .
But! We need the presidency!
But! We need the House!
But! We need the Senate!
So sick of all the BS!
Yay your back
Banger
fun fact
if you make 100k a year for sixty years from eighteen to seventy eight
the goverment would spend your life's salary in about two seconds
thats how bad goverment spending is
Oh! A new election season!?! Here, let me change all my stances to what you like until I get into office.
Yes! 4 more years of hypocritical debt talk! Let's go!
To be fair , for some (a small minority to be sure ) of the Republicans , it was not that they were cheerleading his spending , just that they recognized (correctly ) that he was far and away the lesser of two evils.
These music videos are so underrated.
All of a sudden, it's time to start worrying about the budget, after Trump racked up 4 trillion in debt. Yeah ok.
Lol most of them bat an eye when it is their party but when it's the other guy they turn to clowns 🤡.
@@YeikyRivera You guys both have big brains. Very smart. Way to understand the point of the video. Erudite as fuck bros
I'm a simple man. I see Remy, I click on the video
The song keeps the same meaning even if you change the "caring" to "Karen."
This improved my day by a minimum of 15%.
End the Federal Reserve 🇺🇸🐍
Reason has a clairvoyant on staff!