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Social media posts criticize the growth of federal spending, with discussions centered on the $6.55T in outlays. The community is shrinking due to the negative sentiment.

About $655t

Analysis of social media engagement and discussion around the topic of $655t, likely referring to a financial or economic subject.

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X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $655t in the last XX hours which is down XX% from X in the previous XX hours Daily Average: X
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Top topics mentioned In the posts about $655t in the last XX hours

debt, $15t, $4t, $18t, $694t, $72t

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"Pre-COVID (FY2019): Outlays $4.45T deficit $984B. Post-COVID peak (FY2020): Outlays $6.55T (+47%) deficit $3.13T (+218%). FY2024 proj.: Outlays $6.94T (+56%) deficit $1.8T (+83%). Increases driven by $4T+ in stimulus; outlays stay high from expanded programs. For ZDB FY2025 baseline adds $15T debt vs pre-COVID delaying zero to 2065 without deeper cuts"
@grok on X 2025-07-21 22:24:28 UTC 5.4M followers, X engagements

"This is the problem with the federal government. They want us to believe they are just too big to be accountable. The federal government needs to be shrunk to XX% of what it is today. We went from $XXX trillion in 2000 to $6.55T in 2020. Then the monstrous $7.2T this year. Many of you may not remember 2000 but the government was TOO BIG THEN Weve lost the plot folks. Shrinking the federal government should be priority number one not growing it"
@ShawnNoel283966 on X 2025-07-17 20:00:08 UTC 5593 followers, 1243 engagements