Trump On A Roll!: US Debt Decreases More Than $60 Billion Since Inauguration...

The debt never declined during Obama's presidency because:

A. Global Warming
B. Racism
C. Other
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

Because the constant deficit reduction during Obama's term is finally showing results.
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

Because the constant deficit reduction during Obama's term is finally showing results.

LOL!!!!

He averaged $1.25 Trillion in new debt for each of his 8 years! What "deficit reduction"?

Did you mean the "brutal sequester" that he was dead set against?

LOL!!
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?
Frank,

Are you this fucking stupid?

Post #25

The Daily History of the Debt Results

Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)



12/31/2014

18,141,444,135,563.30

01/02/2015

18,080,612,655,244.26

or are you unaware that

18,080,612,655,244.26 < 18,141,444,135,563.30

?
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?
Can you explain why you don't know shit?
And why you are ineducable?
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

Because the constant deficit reduction during Obama's term is finally showing results.

LOL!!!!

He averaged $1.25 Trillion in new debt for each of his 8 years! What "deficit reduction"?

Did you mean the "brutal sequester" that he was dead set against?

LOL!!
You're a fucking imbecile, Frank...

why don't you tell me with what part of this you are struggling

wsjfed.png
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?
Frank,

Are you this fucking stupid?

Post #25

The Daily History of the Debt Results

Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)



12/31/2014

18,141,444,135,563.30

01/02/2015

18,080,612,655,244.26

or are you unaware that

18,080,612,655,244.26 < 18,141,444,135,563.30

?

Where was it 3 weeks later? A year later?

You caught an anomalous event. BFD. It was $10 T when Obama entered office abd $18T on the date you found.

Praise Obama!

How do you keep track of all your sock accounts?
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

Because the constant deficit reduction during Obama's term is finally showing results.

LOL!!!!

He averaged $1.25 Trillion in new debt for each of his 8 years! What "deficit reduction"?

Did you mean the "brutal sequester" that he was dead set against?

LOL!!

You should google deficit reduction if you don't know.
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

Because the constant deficit reduction during Obama's term is finally showing results.

LOL!!!!

He averaged $1.25 Trillion in new debt for each of his 8 years! What "deficit reduction"?

Did you mean the "brutal sequester" that he was dead set against?

LOL!!
You're a fucking imbecile, Frank...

why don't you tell me with what part of this you are struggling

wsjfed.png

The chart is pinned in deficit Obama's entire Presidency and the only reason it shows any uptick was the "Brutal sequester" after Dems lost Congress.

Thanks for showing us the magnitude of Obama's suck
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?
Frank,

Are you this fucking stupid?

Post #25

The Daily History of the Debt Results

Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)



12/31/2014

18,141,444,135,563.30

01/02/2015

18,080,612,655,244.26

or are you unaware that

18,080,612,655,244.26 < 18,141,444,135,563.30

?

Where was it 3 weeks later? A year later?

You caught an anomalous event. BFD. It was $10 T when Obama entered office abd $18T on the date you found.

Praise Obama!

How do you keep track of all your sock accounts?
Are you under the impression that the recent reduction suggests that the budget will be in surplus at the end of this FY?

Frank,

Trust me on this.......you're a fucking idiot.....
 
Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

Because the constant deficit reduction during Obama's term is finally showing results.

LOL!!!!

He averaged $1.25 Trillion in new debt for each of his 8 years! What "deficit reduction"?

Did you mean the "brutal sequester" that he was dead set against?

LOL!!
You're a fucking imbecile, Frank...

why don't you tell me with what part of this you are struggling

wsjfed.png

The chart is pinned in deficit Obama's entire Presidency and the only reason it shows any uptick was the "Brutal sequester" after Dems lost Congress.

Thanks for showing us the magnitude of Obama's suck
Frank,

here's the deal.......if Trump doesn't produce a federal budget surplus this year, you will shave your skull and tattoo "OBAMA RULES!" on your gently sloping forehead....
 
Because Trump had nothing to do with it.

Happened on his watch. He gets the credit. But regardless, reducing the Debt is a good thing. We should all celebrate it.
All Employees: Total Nonfarm Payrolls (PAYEMS)
(in 000's)

Feb. 2001 - 132,778

Feb. 2009 - 133,351

Feb. 2017 - 145,563

Mar. 2017 - 145,798

Total Net Gain since Feb. 2001 - 13,020

Gain between Feb. 2009 - Feb. 2017 - 12,212

Percentage of ALL net non-farm payroll gains since Feb. 2001 (16.125 years) occurring under the previous administration -

94%.


So, DirtShute.....can you name the POTUS to whom you would give credit for 94% of net non farm employment gains over the past 16.125 years?

Uh yeah, you've been boasting about being so dang smaaat. We get it. So I would think you would know by now that Barack Obama isn't the President. Donald Trump is the current US President. Deal with it kid.
You didn't answer the question.....again....


are you some kind of pussy, DirtShute?

Ya gotta quit your whining kid. Barack Obama's gone. Donald Trump is the man now. The Debt decreased $60 Billion on his watch. He gets the credit. Sorry bout that. You're just gonna have to deal with it.

Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

There was no legislation or EO that dropped that $60 billion. That means neither Trump or the new congress had anything to with the $60 billion, that is FACT. It was the Obama budget, period. It's simple 8th Government, you did graduate from Middle School, right?
 
Obama has to be the only American lawyer who doesn't know Judicial Review or even how many states are in the USA
a lot of CHECKS being written to the IRS this time of year


also, it's mid month.....you can't go by mid month...bills are paid at different times of the month, sometimes the end of month...

Trump's first full month, $59 billion was added to the National Dbt....

But truly, February is still Obama's fiscal month....all the way thru Sept 30th, Trump's first budget for his first fiscal year of his presidency, begins Oct 1st 2017.

Debt to the Penny (Daily History Search Application)

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More great news for America. Not so great news for Democrat Trump-Haters.

Amazing: US Debt Decreased by More Than $60 Billion Since Trump Inauguration

On January 20th, the day of the Trump Inauguration, the US Debt stood at $19,947 billion. On March 8th, more than a month later, the US Debt load stood at $19,879 billion. Trump has cut the US Debt burden by $68 billion and 0.3% in since his inauguration!

By comparison, under President Obama, the US Debt burden increased by more than $320 billion after his inauguration through March 8th 2009. Obama increased the US Debt by 3.1% during this time period and signed the trillion dollar ‘Stimulus’ bill which is widely considered a colossal failure and waste of US tax dollars as well. The failed ‘Stimulus’ did not kick in till later in Obama’s first year leading to Obama’s first year deficit of $1.4 trillion. Overall Obama doubled the US Debt during his Presidency and set records for highest deficits and the largest debt increase by any President ever...

More:
Amazing: US Debt Decreased by More Than $60 Billion Since Trump Inauguration
DRUDGE REPORT 2017®
Does Drudge go on to explain what Trump has done to deserve credit?

Doesn't this actually show the vast improvement in the nation's fortunes under the POTUS whose great work you have worked so assiduously to undermine?

Come on now, that's just butthurt gibberish.
76 straight months of job increases, longest stretch of monthly job increases since 1939 is what the news is reporting!

Thank you President Obama, for pulling us out of the crud hole you inherited!

:clap:

And??... Thank you President Trump. :clap:
 
Happened on his watch. He gets the credit. But regardless, reducing the Debt is a good thing. We should all celebrate it.
All Employees: Total Nonfarm Payrolls (PAYEMS)
(in 000's)

Feb. 2001 - 132,778

Feb. 2009 - 133,351

Feb. 2017 - 145,563

Mar. 2017 - 145,798

Total Net Gain since Feb. 2001 - 13,020

Gain between Feb. 2009 - Feb. 2017 - 12,212

Percentage of ALL net non-farm payroll gains since Feb. 2001 (16.125 years) occurring under the previous administration -

94%.


So, DirtShute.....can you name the POTUS to whom you would give credit for 94% of net non farm employment gains over the past 16.125 years?

Uh yeah, you've been boasting about being so dang smaaat. We get it. So I would think you would know by now that Barack Obama isn't the President. Donald Trump is the current US President. Deal with it kid.
You didn't answer the question.....again....


are you some kind of pussy, DirtShute?

Ya gotta quit your whining kid. Barack Obama's gone. Donald Trump is the man now. The Debt decreased $60 Billion on his watch. He gets the credit. Sorry bout that. You're just gonna have to deal with it.

Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

There was no legislation or EO that dropped that $60 billion. That means neither Trump or the new congress had anything to with the $60 billion, that is FACT. It was the Obama budget, period. It's simple 8th Government, you did graduate from Middle School, right?

Aw, hatas gon hate. :9:
 
What happened was:

Donald Marron, Director of Economic Policy Initiatives at the Urban Institute, speculated that the drop in debt may be because President Barack Obama’s administration left Trump with cash on hand to run the government. So the government's need to borrow hasn't been high recently.

On Jan. 20, the day Trump took office, the federal government had a cash operating balance of
$382 billion, according to the Treasury Department.

By Feb. 22, the cash balance had dropped to $228 billion.

Thank you, President Obama.

What Trump missed in misleading claim about the debt
 
All Employees: Total Nonfarm Payrolls (PAYEMS)
(in 000's)

Feb. 2001 - 132,778

Feb. 2009 - 133,351

Feb. 2017 - 145,563

Mar. 2017 - 145,798

Total Net Gain since Feb. 2001 - 13,020

Gain between Feb. 2009 - Feb. 2017 - 12,212

Percentage of ALL net non-farm payroll gains since Feb. 2001 (16.125 years) occurring under the previous administration -

94%.


So, DirtShute.....can you name the POTUS to whom you would give credit for 94% of net non farm employment gains over the past 16.125 years?

Uh yeah, you've been boasting about being so dang smaaat. We get it. So I would think you would know by now that Barack Obama isn't the President. Donald Trump is the current US President. Deal with it kid.
You didn't answer the question.....again....


are you some kind of pussy, DirtShute?

Ya gotta quit your whining kid. Barack Obama's gone. Donald Trump is the man now. The Debt decreased $60 Billion on his watch. He gets the credit. Sorry bout that. You're just gonna have to deal with it.

Can anyone explain the delayed reaction, why the debt waited until Obama was chooming full-time and out of office before it started to decline?

Anyone?

There was no legislation or EO that dropped that $60 billion. That means neither Trump or the new congress had anything to with the $60 billion, that is FACT. It was the Obama budget, period. It's simple 8th Government, you did graduate from Middle School, right?

Aw, hatas gon hate. :9:

At least I know how America works, you on the other hand, are very, very ignorant.
Tell you what, prove me wrong.
I'll make a bet with you. Prove me wrong and I'll leave USMB forever. If you can't, you leave USMB forever.
The ball is in your court. Want to go for it?
 
What happened was:

Donald Marron, Director of Economic Policy Initiatives at the Urban Institute, speculated that the drop in debt may be because President Barack Obama’s administration left Trump with cash on hand to run the government. So the government's need to borrow hasn't been high recently.

On Jan. 20, the day Trump took office, the federal government had a cash operating balance of
$382 billion, according to the Treasury Department.

By Feb. 22, the cash balance had dropped to $228 billion.

Thank you, President Obama.

What Trump missed in misleading claim about the debt
You'd have to be dirtshute stupid to think this was the result of some tsunami of strategically times tweets.

Another of these idiots actually believes that this is evidence that the federal budget has been balanced by Trump......

If they were mules, these idiots would be riding to the knackers.....
 

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