As they brace for a Biden-Harris administration, Republicans in Congress are turning to a familiar bogeyman.

Americans have lost more jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic than during the entire Great Recession.

‘I hope the talks remain broken down,’ the Wisconsin senator said.  

Sen. Kevin Cramer wants to talk about cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security as the nation battles a raging pandemic.

He promised balanced budgets. Even under the best conditions, his administration doesn’t plan a balanced budget for 15 years.

The proposal would also fail to eliminate the deficit over 10 years.

Much of the deficit has been fueled by Trump’s massive tax cuts for the rich.

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) said he was ‘proud to have stood up for fiscal sanity’ since becoming a congressman, despite openly supporting the deficit-busting tax legislation.

Trump frequently hammered Obama and Clinton over the national debt, but those concerns seemed to vanish as soon as he took office.

Sen. Rick Scott boasted of his work on the national debt, despite supporting the deficit-busting tax bill.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s plan would allow Medicare to negotiate lower prices with pharmaceutical companies.

$100 billion is actually much less than $1 trillion.

The eight months she’s been speaker, she’s faced a GOP Senate and White House.