A Table of the Annual US Budget Deficit, Every Year since 2000.

[airplanemechanic]

huh?

Where do you get 9% unemployment??

Trump ramped up the deficit to the extreme pre-covid.
Covid is not an excuse for Trump's mega debt and deficit and deficit ramp up.

On top of that Trump signed every bill post covid and pump the bills with massive amounts of pork and wasteful handouts to his big money constituents, then he begged congress for even more money

More Biden lies:

Biden's Misleading Unemployment Statistic - FactCheck.org

At the U.S. Conference of Mayors' winter meeting, President Joe Biden left the false impression that unemployment declined by more than 16 million people on his watch, when the decline was under 5 million.

www.factcheck.org

Difference between Trump and Biden:

Under Trump we had low unemployment, low mortgage rates, very low inflation and high wage growth.

Under Biden we have low unemployment, very high mortgage rates, very high inflation and wage growth that does not even BEGIN to keep up with inflation.

So basically, we got something for Trumps spending. We got nothing for Bidens. In Trump's 4 years in office I had 8 payraises. I'm trying to fight for my FIRST payraise under Biden.

 

[BlindBoo]

You can't ignore covid when it doesn't suit you and then focus on it when it does.

Why not? Seems both sides ignore it when it interferes with their talking points. Like how it effected the oil production and future oil production. Or how that covid bubble spiked inflation through higher energy prices as well and a tightening of the labor market as well as the supply chain. Nope the Neo-GOP gladly blame the Democrat President, not covid.

 

[justoffal]

What happened to the deficit in 2017, 2018, 2019???

The answer scares you.

You can't handle the facts and the truth.

The predictable consequence of a tax cut of course. However people were able to buy groceries and pay bills.
Now...not so much. American households are experiencing the worst per capita debt crisis in a generation. Hunger ls no longer a danger it's a routine inclusion for the median household.

Jo

 

[airplanemechanic]

Why not? Seems both sides ignore it when it interferes with their talking points. Like how it effected the oil production and future oil production. Or how that covid bubble spiked inflation through higher energy prices as well and a tightening of the labor market as well as the supply chain. Nope the Neo-GOP gladly blame the Democrat President, not covid.

We had very low inflation under Trump, including his last year under Covid.

When Biden took office, inflation took off and didn't stop until it was over 9%. It was 1.4% the month Biden took office. In 12 months it was over 9%. That's not Trump. That's pure Biden. Why? Because the day he took office he did exec orders that started to harm the economy and oil industry. Trump didn't do that, Biden did.

 

[BlindBoo]

We had very low inflation under Trump, including his last year under Covid.

When Biden took office, inflation took off and didn't stop until it was over 9%. That's not Trump. That's pure Biden. Why? Because the day he took office he did exec orders that started to harm the economy and oil industry. Trump didn't do that, Biden did.

Obama handed Trump an economy that was hitting on all cylinders. You forget that the prices drops during Covid and want to ignore what that did to skew the yearly inflation numbers for 2021. Covid effected energy prices, which drove inflation, along with the tightening labor market, and it fucked up the supply chain.

 

[The Banker]

Obama handed Trump an economy that was hitting on all cylinders. You forget that the prices drops during Covid and want to ignore what that did to skew the yearly inflation numbers for 2021. Covid effected energy prices, which drove inflation, along with the tightening labor market, and it fucked up the supply chain.

These people are desperate to somehow try and claim some form of a win for Trump and a negative for Biden.

Biden has a better economy than Trump, a better jobs market than Trump, and Biden has lowered the deficit substantially from the massive deficit he inherited form Trump, and Biden has also had FED tightening and money decrease whereas Trump oversaw the largest fake money printing in US history.

Trump was a failed president, just like Bush.

 

[Independent thinker]

This table shows the annual deficit for every year since 2000:

U.S. government - Budget surplus or deficit 2029 | Statista

In 2023, the U.S.

www.statista.com

People should study it so they can get informed on the deficit and who did what.

Biden inherited a massive $3+T/yr deficit from Trump, then Biden plummeted that down to only $1.3T/yr in 2022.

Please explain to me how Biden is wrong or did bad? He lowered the deficit significantly from what he inherited. We can also all clearly see Trump increased the deficit every year of his presidency (pre-covid), how is that good?

Hunter, Hunter, Hunter, it is the Biden administration that wants to spend over 50 trillion dollars fighting mother nature.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Obama handed Trump an economy that was hitting on all cylinders. You forget that the prices drops during Covid and want to ignore what that did to skew the yearly inflation numbers for 2021. Covid effected energy prices, which drove inflation, along with the tightening labor market, and it fucked up the supply chain.

Obama handed Trump an economy that was doing ok, certainly not doing well. TRUMP made it do well. Trump got those wages up, lowered inflation even more than Obama, got that unemployment WAY down.

Biden said he was the one to fix the economy. He didn't fix anything, HE FUCKED IT ALL UP EVEN WORSE.

 

[blackhawk]

A great deal of the spending Biden wanted to do was stopped or reduced by Senators Manchin and Sinema for the first two years of his Presidency and since then the Republicans having control of the House. It was not any fiscal responsibility that prevented Biden from his insane spending goals it was two Senators that refused to go along with a lot of it.