All spending is potentially tax regenerative
whether by the Government through spending tax revenue or by the private sector through investment or consumption. I suggest that the more relevant aspect of this question is who spends the money more efficiently - the Government or the private sector. We've seen how Governments can piss away $Millions if not $Billions without consequence. In Minnesota where I live the State of MN was scammed out of $250,000,000 on a child nutrition program due to lack of oversight. Oops, sorry, this one just slipped through the cracks ( my personal favorite saying when incompetent Government bureaucrats completely blow it ).
No worries - we'll just open up a vein from the hard working taxpayers if we need more money for legitimate government expenses.
In any event - the point was that if Bloomberg is suggesting that President Trump is concerned about finances to the point where he may not Release Fannie and Freddie that seems to run counter to not only his narrative but his actions in support of a bill that is expected to increase the Debt significantly.
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