Washington Post Budget Reporting Tells Us Rick Scott Doesn't Give a Damn About Staggering Debt To Pfizer and Merck Left to Our Children

No one expects serious budget reporting from the Washington Post, so we might as well have some fun with the ridiculous items it gives us under this pretext. It had a major article about the Senate approval of a bipartisan plan which it tells readers, "increases military and domestic spending by $320 billion over two years compared to existing law. It increases overall discretionary spending from $1.32 trillion in fiscal 2019 to $1.37 trillion in 2020 and $1.375 trillion in 2021."

So the gist...