You are lying because that is not what it means at all.

So when Biden said the opposite, he was lying?

An economics expert would understand that debt needs to be refinanced and that rising interest rates mean an increased debt burden.

You're not an expert, you don't have a clue and all you're here for is to rage about orange man bad (the guy who was voted in because the establishment screwed up so badly)

Since you wanna be technical.

DEI stands for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, a framework focused on creating environments that are inclusive of all individuals, regardless of their background or identity. It aims to promote fairness, ensure equal opportunities, and foster a sense of belonging for everyone.

Which originally, this is perfectly fine, but what is happening as a democratic focus is throwing individuals who do not have the proper qualifications into roles strictly based on their background or identity. Which is promoting money being wasted with no actual gain.

The moment a president says I just wanna throw black people into this because they are black and nothing further we have a problem. (Which is what DEI has turned into and is now redefined as didn't earn it)

So no, I'm not lying, this is just what the democratic party has turned it into. Just because you hold a high score on surgeon simulator, doesn't qualify you to be a surgeon in a hospital.

Again, background and identity aside, if you have the proper skills and qualifications for a position, you should earn that position and excel in that role. The moment a business throws out the interview and reference procedure, you will not succeed.

trump making us REEEEEEEEE again

You have an unhealthy obsession with the word reee.

Let's have this discussion in 1 year, then you will see what I am talking about.

The facts are real simple and someone who considers himself an expert on economics would simply agree.

1) Drowning yourself in debt is not a good thing. Yes or no

2) Running a huge deficit when you're already drowning in debt is a real bad idea. Yes or no

3) Raising the debt ceiling doesn't fix the problem but makes it worse. Yes or no

4) Rising interest means an increased debt burden which is worsened by the fact that (low interest) old debt needs to be get refinanced (higher interest) all the time. Yes or no

5) Cutting wasteful spending is a good idea no one could possibly argue against that. Yes or no

Go

And no longer dodge mr economist

You think this is all straight forward but it isn't, a countries economy is completely different from a business one and debt can be a good thing depending on the outcome.
You might consider spending money on a foreign country to be wasteful, but if it prevents them from allowing a rival nation a military foot hold in a region in dispute it can be worth every cent.
That foreign aid also generally returns far more money in trade deals and suchforth in the long run, but you would likely consider it wasteful spending.
Those people in public service you assume are not doing anything very likely have integral roles and will likely need to be replaced by more expensive consultants like our conservative government literally just found out..
Its not black and white spending = bad/saving = good.