% Increase In Debt By President

[Statistikhengst]

Note: when confronted with his own words, the fake Rabbi may indeed go into meltdown mode. Do cover the children's eyes, this may get a little gooey. Eewww..

 

[Star]

This is the CORRECT way to measure debt accumulation.

No it isn't. The debt, as a percentage of gdp is the CORRECT way to measure it. The debt was 49% of the gdp when Reagan left office, it's 99% under Obama, and that was LAST year. He is destroying our economy. Wake the hell up.

National Debt by Year Compared to GDP and Major Events

Did you bother reading your link? Look at the "major events".
The major events that happened under Bush happened under Bush. The major events that happened under Obama also happened under Bush. What a load of turds the GOP gave America and Obama.

Hey dumbshit, it's been 6 years. A real president would have gotten his shit together by now.

Fortunately, for most of us he has and-----and I'm truly sorry for those like you who have been left behind. Did you know...
- Jobs are☝
- Unemployment is ☟
- Wages are ☝
- Gas Prices are ☟
- Consumer Spending is ☝
- the DJIA is ☝
- GDP is ☝
- Business Spending is ☝
- Housing starts are ☝
.

 

[S.J.]

This is the CORRECT way to measure debt accumulation.

No it isn't. The debt, as a percentage of gdp is the CORRECT way to measure it. The debt was 49% of the gdp when Reagan left office, it's 99% under Obama, and that was LAST year. He is destroying our economy. Wake the hell up.

National Debt by Year Compared to GDP and Major Events

Did you bother reading your link? Look at the "major events".
The major events that happened under Bush happened under Bush. The major events that happened under Obama also happened under Bush. What a load of turds the GOP gave America and Obama.

Hey dumbshit, it's been 6 years. A real president would have gotten his shit together by now.

Fortunately, for most of us he has and-----and I'm truly sorry for those like you who have been left behind. Did you know...
- Jobs are☝
- Unemployment is ☟
- Wages are ☝
- Gas Prices are ☟
- Consumer Spending is ☝
- the DJIA is ☝
- GDP is ☝
- Business Spending is ☝
- Housing starts are ☝
.

Sure, that'a why the debt is over $18 trillion and rapidly climbing. I suppose you will blame THAT on Bush though, am I right?

 

[Statistikhengst]

This is the CORRECT way to measure debt accumulation.

No it isn't. The debt, as a percentage of gdp is the CORRECT way to measure it. The debt was 49% of the gdp when Reagan left office, it's 99% under Obama, and that was LAST year. He is destroying our economy. Wake the hell up.

National Debt by Year Compared to GDP and Major Events

Did you bother reading your link? Look at the "major events".
The major events that happened under Bush happened under Bush. The major events that happened under Obama also happened under Bush. What a load of turds the GOP gave America and Obama.

Hey dumbshit, it's been 6 years. A real president would have gotten his shit together by now.

Fortunately, for most of us he has and-----and I'm truly sorry for those like you who have been left behind. Did you know...
- Jobs are☝
- Unemployment is ☟
- Wages are ☝
- Gas Prices are ☟
- Consumer Spending is ☝
- the DJIA is ☝
- GDP is ☝
- Business Spending is ☝
- Housing starts are ☝
.

Sure, that'a why the debt is over $18 trillion and rapidly climbing. I suppose you will blame THAT on Bush though, am I right?

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

 

[S.J.]

No it isn't. The debt, as a percentage of gdp is the CORRECT way to measure it. The debt was 49% of the gdp when Reagan left office, it's 99% under Obama, and that was LAST year. He is destroying our economy. Wake the hell up.

National Debt by Year Compared to GDP and Major Events

Did you bother reading your link? Look at the "major events".
The major events that happened under Bush happened under Bush. The major events that happened under Obama also happened under Bush. What a load of turds the GOP gave America and Obama.

Hey dumbshit, it's been 6 years. A real president would have gotten his shit together by now.

Fortunately, for most of us he has and-----and I'm truly sorry for those like you who have been left behind. Did you know...
- Jobs are☝
- Unemployment is ☟
- Wages are ☝
- Gas Prices are ☟
- Consumer Spending is ☝
- the DJIA is ☝
- GDP is ☝
- Business Spending is ☝
- Housing starts are ☝
.

Sure, that'a why the debt is over $18 trillion and rapidly climbing. I suppose you will blame THAT on Bush though, am I right?

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

 

[Faun]

Did you bother reading your link? Look at the "major events".
The major events that happened under Bush happened under Bush. The major events that happened under Obama also happened under Bush. What a load of turds the GOP gave America and Obama.

Hey dumbshit, it's been 6 years. A real president would have gotten his shit together by now.

Fortunately, for most of us he has and-----and I'm truly sorry for those like you who have been left behind. Did you know...
- Jobs are☝
- Unemployment is ☟
- Wages are ☝
- Gas Prices are ☟
- Consumer Spending is ☝
- the DJIA is ☝
- GDP is ☝
- Business Spending is ☝
- Housing starts are ☝
.

Sure, that'a why the debt is over $18 trillion and rapidly climbing. I suppose you will blame THAT on Bush though, am I right?

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

We've added an average of roughly $1 trillion per year to the debt over the last 4 years. According to the numbers you posted, the Republican-led Congress is going to double that to $2 trillion per year.

 

[The Rabbi]

Note: when confronted with his own words, the fake Rabbi may indeed go into meltdown mode. Do cover the children's eyes, this may get a little gooey. Eewww..

Was there something of substance you wanted to add here, Scheissmacher?

 

[The Rabbi]

Hey dumbshit, it's been 6 years. A real president would have gotten his shit together by now.

Fortunately, for most of us he has and-----and I'm truly sorry for those like you who have been left behind. Did you know...
- Jobs are☝
- Unemployment is ☟
- Wages are ☝
- Gas Prices are ☟
- Consumer Spending is ☝
- the DJIA is ☝
- GDP is ☝
- Business Spending is ☝
- Housing starts are ☝
.

Sure, that'a why the debt is over $18 trillion and rapidly climbing. I suppose you will blame THAT on Bush though, am I right?

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

We've added an average of roughly $1 trillion per year to the debt over the last 4 years. According to those numbers, the Republican-led Congress is going to double that to $2 trillion per year.

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

 

[Faun]

Fortunately, for most of us he has and-----and I'm truly sorry for those like you who have been left behind. Did you know...
- Jobs are☝
- Unemployment is ☟
- Wages are ☝
- Gas Prices are ☟
- Consumer Spending is ☝
- the DJIA is ☝
- GDP is ☝
- Business Spending is ☝
- Housing starts are ☝
.

Sure, that'a why the debt is over $18 trillion and rapidly climbing. I suppose you will blame THAT on Bush though, am I right?

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

We've added an average of roughly $1 trillion per year to the debt over the last 4 years. According to the numbers you posted, the Republican-led Congress is going to double that to $2 trillion per year.

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

I'll repeat myself since you failed miserably to address what I posted. SJ says the debt is going to increase by $2 trillion per year over the next two years. That's double the average over the previous 4 years. And of course, Congress creates all spending and of course, all spending bills originate in the House.

Now then, can you respond to that? Or are you going to again respond to someone else's post while replying to mine?

 

[The Rabbi]

Sure, that'a why the debt is over $18 trillion and rapidly climbing. I suppose you will blame THAT on Bush though, am I right?

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

We've added an average of roughly $1 trillion per year to the debt over the last 4 years. According to the numbers you posted, the Republican-led Congress is going to double that to $2 trillion per year.

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

I'll repeat myself since you failed miserably to address what I posted. SJ says the debt is going to increase by $2 trillion per year over the next two years. That's double the average over the previous 4 years. And of course, Congress creates all spending and of course, all spending bills originate in the House.

Now then, can you respond to that? Or are you going to again respond to someone else's post while replying to mine?

So Bush was responsible for the exploding deficit even after he left office but Congress creates all spending? Would you make up your mind here.

 

[Siete]

12/31/2001 BUSH $5,943,438,563,436 5.0% $10,286,200,000,000 57.8% $359,507,635,242 3.5%
12/31/2002 BUSH $6,405,707,456,847 7.8% $10,642,300,000,000 60.2% $332,536,958,599 3.1%
12/31/2003 BUSH $7,001,312,247,818 9.3% $11,142,100,000,000 62.8% $318,148,529,152 2.9%
12/31/2004 BUSH $7,596,165,867,424 8.5% $11,867,800,000,000 64.0% $321,566,323,971 2.7%
12/30/2005 BUSH $8,170,424,541,313 7.6% $12,638,400,000,000 64.6% $352,350,252,508 2.8%
12/29/2006 BUSH $8,680,224,380,086 6.2% $13,398,900,000,000 64.8% $405,872,109,316 3.0%
12/28/2007 BUSH $9,229,172,659,218 6.3% $14,077,600,000,000 65.6% $429,977,998,108 3.1%
12/31/2008 BUSH $10,699,804,864,612 15.9% 89.0% 8.3% $14,441,400,000,000 74.1% $451,154,049,951 3.1%

12/31/2009 OBAMA $12,311,349,677,512 15.1% $14,256,300,000,000 86.4% $383,071,060,815 2.7%
12/31/2010 OBAMA $14,025,215,218,709 13.9% $14,745,100,000,000 95.1% $413,954,825,362 2.8%
12/31/2011 OBAMA $15,125,898,976,397 7.8% $15,321,000,000,000 98.7% $454,393,280,417 3.0%
12/31/2012 OBAMA $16,432,730,050,569 8.6% 53.6% 11.3% $15,811,000,000,000 103.9% <1st time: Exceeds 100% of GDP

Bush ... 10,699,804.864,612

Obama ... $16,432,730,050,569

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

you do the math dumbass ... where did you find 18T ? in your soup bowl?

 

[The Rabbi]

12/31/2001 BUSH $5,943,438,563,436 5.0% $10,286,200,000,000 57.8% $359,507,635,242 3.5%
12/31/2002 BUSH $6,405,707,456,847 7.8% $10,642,300,000,000 60.2% $332,536,958,599 3.1%
12/31/2003 BUSH $7,001,312,247,818 9.3% $11,142,100,000,000 62.8% $318,148,529,152 2.9%
12/31/2004 BUSH $7,596,165,867,424 8.5% $11,867,800,000,000 64.0% $321,566,323,971 2.7%
12/30/2005 BUSH $8,170,424,541,313 7.6% $12,638,400,000,000 64.6% $352,350,252,508 2.8%
12/29/2006 BUSH $8,680,224,380,086 6.2% $13,398,900,000,000 64.8% $405,872,109,316 3.0%
12/28/2007 BUSH $9,229,172,659,218 6.3% $14,077,600,000,000 65.6% $429,977,998,108 3.1%
12/31/2008 BUSH $10,699,804,864,612 15.9% 89.0% 8.3% $14,441,400,000,000 74.1% $451,154,049,951 3.1%

12/31/2009 OBAMA $12,311,349,677,512 15.1% $14,256,300,000,000 86.4% $383,071,060,815 2.7%
12/31/2010 OBAMA $14,025,215,218,709 13.9% $14,745,100,000,000 95.1% $413,954,825,362 2.8%
12/31/2011 OBAMA $15,125,898,976,397 7.8% $15,321,000,000,000 98.7% $454,393,280,417 3.0%
12/31/2012 OBAMA $16,432,730,050,569 8.6% 53.6% 11.3% $15,811,000,000,000 103.9% <1st time: Exceeds 100% of GDP

Bush ... 10,699,804.864,612

Obama ... $16,432,730,050,569

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

you do the math dumbass ... where did you find 18T ? in your soup bowl?

You might be the dumbest poster on this board. Might be.
Government - Historical Debt Outstanding - Annual 2000 - 2014

 

[Siete]

yup, my bad ... my quote was up through 2012 ..

btw .. you're an idiot.

 

[Faun]

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

5.5 trillion, and when you consider the interest, more like 6.5 trillion, definitely.

The other 5.5 trillion goes onto the backs of pretty much every president before Bush 43.

The rest indeed goes on Obama's watch.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

We've added an average of roughly $1 trillion per year to the debt over the last 4 years. According to the numbers you posted, the Republican-led Congress is going to double that to $2 trillion per year.

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

I'll repeat myself since you failed miserably to address what I posted. SJ says the debt is going to increase by $2 trillion per year over the next two years. That's double the average over the previous 4 years. And of course, Congress creates all spending and of course, all spending bills originate in the House.

Now then, can you respond to that? Or are you going to again respond to someone else's post while replying to mine?

So Bush was responsible for the exploding deficit even after he left office but Congress creates all spending? Would you make up your mind here.

Any other simple math I need to do for you?

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

We've added an average of roughly $1 trillion per year to the debt over the last 4 years. According to the numbers you posted, the Republican-led Congress is going to double that to $2 trillion per year.

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

I'll repeat myself since you failed miserably to address what I posted. SJ says the debt is going to increase by $2 trillion per year over the next two years. That's double the average over the previous 4 years. And of course, Congress creates all spending and of course, all spending bills originate in the House.

Now then, can you respond to that? Or are you going to again respond to someone else's post while replying to mine?

So Bush was responsible for the exploding deficit even after he left office but Congress creates all spending? Would you make up your mind here.

Since spending isn't the only component of the deficit, I'll leave you to argue with your strawman all by yourself.

 

[Faun]

You might be the dumbest poster on this board. Might be.

Stop worrying, forum jester , No one can steal your title.

 

[Siete]

So Bush was responsible for the exploding deficit even after he left office but Congress creates all spending? Would you make up your mind here.

deficit? what happened to the DEBT convo Rabid ?


Would you make up your mind here.

 

[The Rabbi]

yup, my bad ... my quote was up through 2012 ..

btw .. you're an idiot.

You had your facts wrong and I'm the idiot?

 

[Faun]

yup, my bad ... my quote was up through 2012 ..

btw .. you're an idiot.

You had your facts wrong and I'm the idiot?

Yes.

 

[The Rabbi]

Your simple math is wrong (not surprising).

The national debt was $5.6 trillion when Bush took office and it was $10.6 when he left. He added $5 trillion.

It's now a little over $18 trillion. Obama has added nearly $7.4 trillion and by the time he leaves office (if he leaves) he will have added another $4 trillion.

More than ALL other presidents combined. At what point do you sycophants assign any responsibility to your messiah?

We've added an average of roughly $1 trillion per year to the debt over the last 4 years. According to the numbers you posted, the Republican-led Congress is going to double that to $2 trillion per year.

Debt was 10T when Bush left office.
Debt is about 18T now, 6 years later.
Libs are bad at math!

I'll repeat myself since you failed miserably to address what I posted. SJ says the debt is going to increase by $2 trillion per year over the next two years. That's double the average over the previous 4 years. And of course, Congress creates all spending and of course, all spending bills originate in the House.

Now then, can you respond to that? Or are you going to again respond to someone else's post while replying to mine?

So Bush was responsible for the exploding deficit even after he left office but Congress creates all spending? Would you make up your mind here.

Since spending isn't the only component of the deficit, I'll leave you to argue with your strawman all by yourself.

Moving those goalposts again?
Yes, we have the highest level of revenue to the governemnt, and a higher level of deficit spending pre-recession than ever.
WHose fault is this?

 

[The Rabbi]

yup, my bad ... my quote was up through 2012 ..

btw .. you're an idiot.

You had your facts wrong and I'm the idiot?

Yes.

You just blew any credibility you miught have had.