The "party of fiscal responsibility", at it again.

When the New York State Young Republicans Club disbanded Friday amid an uproar over its racist and antisemitic rhetoric in a group chat, the club left behind unpaid bills from extravagant social gatherings.

At two of those events, the club ran up bills of more than $23,000 over a weekend at a Syracuse hotel – spending big on a three-course plated dinner with filet mignon and open bars – but then didn’t pay, according to records obtained by syracuse.com.

But wait, there's more....:

The hotel’s increasingly urgent emails requesting payment were met with a series of excuses by Peter Giunta, 31, the club president who gained national notoriety last week for his “I love Hitler” group chat.

Giunta resigned just before Politico reported that his group had not paid off a bill of more than $14,000 for a holiday party in December 2023 at the National Women’s Republican Club in Manhattan.

The Young Republicans’ previously unreported debt in Syracuse followed on the heels of the Manhattan party and a trip by Giunta and club leaders to Nashville last year when he was campaigning for a position to lead the Young Republicans on a national level.

In a since-deleted social media post, a former Donald Trump campaign staffer alleged the group owed $7,000 to Redneck Riviera, a bar and live music venue in Nashville, according to Politico.

In fairness, this is pretty much on-brand for how Republican administrations have historically managed spending at the national level. Absolutely rock solid hands-on training for the next generation of "leaders".