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2026-09-17 13:48
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Scott Bessent is wrong. The US can’t grow its way out of the deficit
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During political campaigns, candidates often make promises that sound plausible but prove fanciful in practice. Take hedge fund executive-turned-Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com → - BreitbartRight
"There are ways to do it that would not affect the deficit," Bessent said in answer to questions from lawmakers on Capitol Hill Tuesday. The post Bessent: We Can Do $5000 Dividends for Americans Without Increasing Deficit appeared first on Breitbart .
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