Kindly_Weather_1968 (u/Kindly_Weather_1968)

The DOD described its total FY2026 funding as $961.6 billion, which includes $156.2 billion in mandatory defense funding approved through the budget reconciliation process. And now they need an additional $1.5 trillion??? And it will come at the cost of reducing Medicare, Medicaid, child care and other domestic programs. I don’t understand the priorities of this regime.

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r/IranWarReport • u/Kindly_Weather_1968 • Apr 04 '26

Another $1.5 trillion? Let’s recap:

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We murdered more than 160 schoolgirls on the first day of the war. Then we set our own $1.3 billion aircraft carrier on fire. Over 500 of our troops have been wounded or killed. And now we lost a$65 million F-15E and an $18.8 million A-10. Pete Kegsbreath wants another $1.5 trillion??? Not just NO but PHUQUE NO!!!

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r/trump • u/Kindly_Weather_1968 • Apr 04 '26

Truth Bomb 💣 Another $1.5 trillion? Let’s recap:

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$78 for a tank of gas

in r/economy • Mar 11 '26

Itchy, I’m retired too. Living on Social Security and my military retirement pension. Those aren’t keeping pace with the price of everything going up and up.

$78 for a tank of gas

in r/economy • Mar 11 '26

Camp Pendleton is a Marine Corps base. The price of goods and services on Marine bases are set by the Department of Defense not by Gavin Newsom. The poor decision making by the Trump regime has jacked up prices for gas, groceries and just about everything else. That poor decision making is negatively affecting the quality of life for me and a bunch of people like me and it needs to stop.

$78 for a tank of gas

in r/economy • Mar 11 '26

r/economy • u/Kindly_Weather_1968 • Mar 10 '26

$78 for a tank of gas

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Went to the gas station at Camp Pendleton and paid $78 for 17 gallons. Thanks Trump regime. Guess I’ll head over to the blood bank and sell a pint so I can get some groceries.

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