Biden, what a President!

The Duke said:
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From you link....

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And about the new NAFTA...

3. Restrictions on the import of U.S. ultra-filtered milk into Canada have been removed. This is a niche product used mostly by people like body builders and such looking for a boost in protein without extra sugar. Total sales in America are in the 130 million range and the companies that make it are very limited.

4. US producers will have access to an additional 3.6% of Canada’s dairy market. The entire Canadian Dairy market is about 10.5 billion total, so 3.6% of that is about 380 million. The US dairy market is about 47 billion, so the extra sales come out to 0.81% addition...less than 1% more sold...and that is only if they can take advantage of the full 3.6% extra that is open...which is not guaranteed. According to the US International Trade commission the new deal would add about 227 million a year to US dairy sales, or 0.61%. I guess they are not expecting the dairy companies to be able to take advantage of the whole extra 3.6% of the Canadian market.
 
Hossfly said:
What has Biden done? That inept bastard can't even take the lid off his sippy cup.
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When an economic metric goes up under Biden, Biden had nothing to do with it. According to Trump minion cult members.
When an economic metric goes down under Biden, it was all Biden's fault. According to Trump minion cult members.

When an economic metric went up under Trump, it was all because of Trump. According to Trump minion cult members.
When an economic metric went down under Trump, it was not because of Trump. According to Trump minion cult members.
 
ElmerMudd said:
When an economic metric goes up under Biden, Biden had nothing to do with it. According to Trump minion cult members.
When an economic metric goes down under Biden, it was all Biden's fault. According to Trump minion cult members.

When an economic metric went up under Trump, it was all because of Trump. According to Trump minion cult members.
When an economic metric went down under Trump, it was not because of Trump. According to Trump minion cult members.
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Who said that? List 'em.
 
Hossfly said:
Who said that? List 'em.
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All you need to do is read thousands of posts, on this message board, from Trump minion cult members.
They are very consistent, everything good in the world is because of Trump.
Everything bad in the world is because of Biden and/or the liberals.

They are very limited in their thinking ability. To keep their required thinking minimal is necessary.
 
skye said:
I know^^^

Biden is a magician! I tell you :rolleyes:


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People who look for our President to be a magician or a savior are complete fricking idiots.
Rather than take control of their lives they are looking for someone else to MAKE THEIR LIVES GOOD AGAIN. Idiots
 
Golfing Gator said:
Trump spent record amounts prior to the pandemic. He added 47% to the deficit in just two FYs before COVID.



How much of the 18 trillion dollars spent in Trump's 4 years went to the wall?



And he failed to do so in any significant amount
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US Debt by President: Dollar and Percentage

Joe Biden​

In January 2023, the nation hit the $31.4 trillion debt limit Congress passed in 2021.5

Department of Treasury. "Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen Sends Letter to Congressional Leadership on the Debt Limit."
Republican lawmakers in control of the House of Representatives said they won’t raise the debt limit unless Democrats, who control the Senate, agree to budget cuts.



On Oct. 1, 2021, at the end of fiscal year 2021, the national debt was $28.4 trillion. Between the end of fiscal year 2020 and the end of fiscal year 2021, the national debt grew $1.5 trillion, a 5.6% increase year over year. For fiscal year 2022, President Joe Biden's budget included a deficit of $1.84 trillion, and by August 2022, the national debt had grown to $30.8 trillion.46


When Biden took office, the economy and household finances were still reeling from the pandemic, and Biden continued his predecessor’s policy of spending heavily to keep households afloat. In March 2021, Biden signed the American Rescue Plan, which showered taxpayers with pandemic relief cash in the form of stimulus checks and extra unemployment payments, and temporarily expanded child tax credits, plus other help. It all came with a cost to future budgets: The bill would add $1.9 trillion to the national debt by 2031, the Congressional Budget Office estimated.7


The bipartisan infrastructure bill, signed by Biden in November 2021, provided new funding for highways, railways, broadband Internet expansion and other projects. It added to the debt too, with estimates on its 10-year impact ranging from $374 billion to $400 billion, depending on how it’s calculated.89


Some of Biden’s actions cut the other way. In August 2022, Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, an anti-climate change bill that spent money on new green energy programs and tax credits as well as to make drugs cheaper for patients, and paid for it by raising taxes on corporations and the ultra-wealthy. The bill should reduce the national debt by $102 billion by 2031, the CBO estimated.10


Biden followed up this bill with an executive action that forgave up to $10,000 of federal student loan debt per borrower, and $20,000 for those who received Pell Grants. He also proposed a new, cheaper income-driven student loan repayment program for future borrowers. However, he also announced that student loan interest and required payments, both of which had been frozen since the pandemic hit, would resume in 2023. As of April 2023, repayments have not yet resumed.1112

In August 2022, the government did not have an official estimate of how these measures would impact the national debt. One piece of it—forgiving $10,000 of debt per student loan borrower—would cost $329.7 billion over 10 years, according to an estimate by the Wharton School of Business.13






Donald Trump​

At the end of fiscal year 2020, the debt was $26.9 trillion. Trump added $6.7 trillion to the debt between fiscal year 2017 and fiscal year 2020, a 33.1% increase, largely due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and 2020 recession.


In his FY 2021 budget, Trump's budget included a $966 billion deficit.14

GovInfo.gov. “A Budget for America’s Future: FY 2021,” Page 112.
However, the national debt actually grew by $1.5 trillion between October 1, 2020, and October 1, 2021.



  • FY 2021: $1.5 trillion
  • FY 2020: $4.2 trillion
  • FY 2019: $1.2 trillion
  • FY 2018: $1.3 trillion


Barack Obama​

President Obama added about $8.6 trillion, about a 74% increase, to the national debt at the end of President Bush’s last budget in 2009.


  • FY 2017: $671 billion
  • FY 2016: $1.42 trillion
  • FY 2015: $326 billion
  • FY 2014: $1.09 trillion
  • FY 2013: $672 billion
  • FY 2012: $1.28 trillion
  • FY 2011: $1.23 trillion
  • FY 2010: $1.65 trillion
  • FY 2009: $253 billion (Congress passed the Economic Stimulus Act, which spent $253 billion)15
 
JustAnotherNut said:
US Debt by President: Dollar and Percentage

Joe Biden​

In January 2023, the nation hit the $31.4 trillion debt limit Congress passed in 2021.5

Department of Treasury. "Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen Sends Letter to Congressional Leadership on the Debt Limit."
Republican lawmakers in control of the House of Representatives said they won’t raise the debt limit unless Democrats, who control the Senate, agree to budget cuts.



On Oct. 1, 2021, at the end of fiscal year 2021, the national debt was $28.4 trillion. Between the end of fiscal year 2020 and the end of fiscal year 2021, the national debt grew $1.5 trillion, a 5.6% increase year over year. For fiscal year 2022, President Joe Biden's budget included a deficit of $1.84 trillion, and by August 2022, the national debt had grown to $30.8 trillion.46


When Biden took office, the economy and household finances were still reeling from the pandemic, and Biden continued his predecessor’s policy of spending heavily to keep households afloat. In March 2021, Biden signed the American Rescue Plan, which showered taxpayers with pandemic relief cash in the form of stimulus checks and extra unemployment payments, and temporarily expanded child tax credits, plus other help. It all came with a cost to future budgets: The bill would add $1.9 trillion to the national debt by 2031, the Congressional Budget Office estimated.7


The bipartisan infrastructure bill, signed by Biden in November 2021, provided new funding for highways, railways, broadband Internet expansion and other projects. It added to the debt too, with estimates on its 10-year impact ranging from $374 billion to $400 billion, depending on how it’s calculated.89


Some of Biden’s actions cut the other way. In August 2022, Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, an anti-climate change bill that spent money on new green energy programs and tax credits as well as to make drugs cheaper for patients, and paid for it by raising taxes on corporations and the ultra-wealthy. The bill should reduce the national debt by $102 billion by 2031, the CBO estimated.10


Biden followed up this bill with an executive action that forgave up to $10,000 of federal student loan debt per borrower, and $20,000 for those who received Pell Grants. He also proposed a new, cheaper income-driven student loan repayment program for future borrowers. However, he also announced that student loan interest and required payments, both of which had been frozen since the pandemic hit, would resume in 2023. As of April 2023, repayments have not yet resumed.1112

In August 2022, the government did not have an official estimate of how these measures would impact the national debt. One piece of it—forgiving $10,000 of debt per student loan borrower—would cost $329.7 billion over 10 years, according to an estimate by the Wharton School of Business.13






Donald Trump​

At the end of fiscal year 2020, the debt was $26.9 trillion. Trump added $6.7 trillion to the debt between fiscal year 2017 and fiscal year 2020, a 33.1% increase, largely due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and 2020 recession.


In his FY 2021 budget, Trump's budget included a $966 billion deficit.14

GovInfo.gov. “A Budget for America’s Future: FY 2021,” Page 112.
However, the national debt actually grew by $1.5 trillion between October 1, 2020, and October 1, 2021.



  • FY 2021: $1.5 trillion
  • FY 2020: $4.2 trillion
  • FY 2019: $1.2 trillion
  • FY 2018: $1.3 trillion


Barack Obama​

President Obama added about $8.6 trillion, about a 74% increase, to the national debt at the end of President Bush’s last budget in 2009.


  • FY 2017: $671 billion
  • FY 2016: $1.42 trillion
  • FY 2015: $326 billion
  • FY 2014: $1.09 trillion
  • FY 2013: $672 billion
  • FY 2012: $1.28 trillion
  • FY 2011: $1.23 trillion
  • FY 2010: $1.65 trillion
  • FY 2009: $253 billion (Congress passed the Economic Stimulus Act, which spent $253 billion)15
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Yep, they all spend more money than they have, there is literally no difference between them when it comes to spending
 
yidnar said:
once again the national average is 3.71.
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I can hear the gas pumps groan as I drive past the station. They absolutely moaned with a little whimper as they hit 3.14 recently and then howled loudly as they shot back up to 3.29 right before the last time I filled up.

It's ridiculous to listen to the Bidenettes whimper about how they're loving this economy! Most of them are in the blue holes where it's very seriously higher than it is here in flyover country. They whimper as they hold the barrel of the gun to their temples and try ever so hard to convince us of how happy they are, as I pay only about $3.50 a dozen for organic eggs!

..
 
Golfing Gator said:
Yet they are suffering and their quality of life is dropping while mine continues to grow each day.

I think I am good with that.
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Wow....what a comment.

Good to know you are content while those around you suffer. Maybe you have some cake you could share with them.
 
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