National Debt thru the years

[presonorek]

Ronald Reagan years the national debt increased by 186% but only 100% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1980 $907,701,000,000
January 20, 1981 Reagan takes office
September 30, 1981 $997,855,000,000
September 30, 1988 $2,602,337,712,041.16
January 19, 1989 Reagan leaves office.

September 30, 1980 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,650,486,920,000
September 30, 1981 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,644,315,750,000
September 30, 1988 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,308,768,932,563

 

[presonorek]

George H Bush years the national debt increased by 56% but only 31% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1988 $2,602,337,712,041.16
January 20, 1989 George H Bush takes office
September 30, 1989 $2,857,430,960,187.32
September 30, 1992 $4,064,620,655,521.66
January 19, 1993 George H Bush leaves office.

September 30, 1988 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,308,768,932,563
September 30, 1989 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,543,416,062,763
September 30, 1992 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $6,991,147,527,497

 

[presonorek]

Bill Clinton years the national debt increased by 40% but only 14% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1992 $4,064,620,655,521.66
January 20, 1993 Bill Clinton takes office
September 30, 1993 $4,411,488,883,139.38
September 30, 2000 $5,674,178,209,886.86
January 19, 2001 Clinton leaves office.

September 30, 1992 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $6,991,147,527,497
September 30, 1993 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $7,367,186,434,842
September 30, 2000 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $7,943,849,493,841

 

[Wry Catcher]

Ronald Reagan years the national debt increased by 186% but only 100% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1980 $907,701,000,000
January 20, 1981 Reagan takes office
September 30, 1981 $997,855,000,000
September 30, 1988 $2,602,337,712,041.16
January 19, 1989 Reagan leaves office.

September 30, 1980 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,650,486,920,000
September 30, 1981 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,644,315,750,000
September 30, 1988 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,308,768,932,563

Who benefited from the expenditures in the 1980's, and who did not?

Trump, as did Reagan, will likely created a new Arms Race.

Clinton may keep her promise to rebuild, replace and repair our infrastructure.
[sidebar: If and only if the voters send Ryan to a back bench and the H. of Rep. is remade and the people elect pragmatic and not ideological lemmings)

Trump's plan benefits the Military-Industrial and the Pharmaceutical-medical complexes.

Clinton's plan benefits all, creating jobs and keeping our air, water and soil from further pollutants.

It's no contest, there are not enough fools in America, maybe only 25%, who will vote for Trump. A know liar and an individual psychologically unfit to be POTUS.

 

[presonorek]

George W Bush years the national debt increased by 76% but only 41% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 2000 $5,674,178,209,886.86
January 20, 2001 George W Bush takes office
September 30, 2001 $5,807,463,412,200.06
September 30, 2008 $10,024,724,896,912.49
January 19, 2009 George W Bush leaves office.

September 30, 2000 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $7,943,849,493,841
September 30, 2001 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $7,898,150,240,592
September 30, 2008 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $11,227,691,884,541

 

[presonorek]

Ronald Reagan years the national debt increased by 186% but only 100% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1980 $907,701,000,000
January 20, 1981 Reagan takes office
September 30, 1981 $997,855,000,000
September 30, 1988 $2,602,337,712,041.16
January 19, 1989 Reagan leaves office.

September 30, 1980 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,650,486,920,000
September 30, 1981 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,644,315,750,000
September 30, 1988 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,308,768,932,563

Who benefited from the expenditures in the 1980's, and who did not?

Trump, as did Reagan, will likely created a new Arms Race.

Clinton may keep her promise to rebuild, replace and repair our infrastructure.
[sidebar: If and only if the voters send Ryan to a back bench and the H. of Rep. is remade and the people elect pragmatic and not ideological lemmings)

Trump's plan benefits the Military-Industrial and the Pharmaceutical-medical complexes.

Clinton's plan benefits all, creating jobs and keeping our air, water and soil from further pollutants.

It's no contest, there are not enough fools in America, maybe only 25%, who will vote for Trump. A know liar and an individual psychologically unfit to be POTUS.

Don't underestimate the fool as a voting bloc. Reagan won every single state in 1984. Minnesota was the exception. People are too young to remember the big spender FDR that made every ones dream come true. Reagan was the biggest spender of our lifetime.

Let's think about this. If you were a kid and your parents decided to borrow 4 times their annual income and buy the things they enjoyed without altering their current lifestyle. Would you like it? I sure would.

Clinton is a robot. Clinton is fiscally conservative. Clinton is responsible. She is the boring and harsh candidate that everybody hates.

Trump is the fun guy that is always joking around. Trump speaks his mind no matter how silly he sounds. He's genuine. He isn't a robot. He is going to give us everything including lowering the debt. He knows that's impossible. The voters do too. They don't care about it as long as you give them everything they want without altering their current level of interaction with government.

 

[owebo]

Ronald Reagan years the national debt increased by 186% but only 100% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1980 $907,701,000,000
January 20, 1981 Reagan takes office
September 30, 1981 $997,855,000,000
September 30, 1988 $2,602,337,712,041.16
January 19, 1989 Reagan leaves office.

September 30, 1980 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,650,486,920,000
September 30, 1981 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,644,315,750,000
September 30, 1988 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,308,768,932,563

Who benefited from the expenditures in the 1980's, and who did not?

Trump, as did Reagan, will likely created a new Arms Race.

Clinton may keep her promise to rebuild, replace and repair our infrastructure.
[sidebar: If and only if the voters send Ryan to a back bench and the H. of Rep. is remade and the people elect pragmatic and not ideological lemmings)

Trump's plan benefits the Military-Industrial and the Pharmaceutical-medical complexes.

Clinton's plan benefits all, creating jobs and keeping our air, water and soil from further pollutants.

It's no contest, there are not enough fools in America, maybe only 25%, who will vote for Trump. A know liar and an individual psychologically unfit to be POTUS.

Don't underestimate the fool as a voting bloc. Reagan won every single state in 1984. Minnesota was the exception. People are too young to remember the big spender FDR that made every ones dream come true. Reagan was the biggest spender of our lifetime.

Let's think about this. If you were a kid and your parents decided to borrow 4 times their annual income and buy the things they enjoyed without altering their current lifestyle. Would you like it? I sure would.

Obama.....

 

[presonorek]

Obama.....

He sure didn't give us everything we wanted. Remember the Affordable Care Act? Everybody is getting screwed by the Affordable Care Act which benefits the Federal Budget and all State Budgets. He is the guy that everybody hates because he is being too responsible. I'm about to calculate his figures in a second.

People loved Reagan. They will absolutely love Trump.

 

[Wry Catcher]

Ronald Reagan years the national debt increased by 186% but only 100% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1980 $907,701,000,000
January 20, 1981 Reagan takes office
September 30, 1981 $997,855,000,000
September 30, 1988 $2,602,337,712,041.16
January 19, 1989 Reagan leaves office.

September 30, 1980 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,650,486,920,000
September 30, 1981 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,644,315,750,000
September 30, 1988 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,308,768,932,563

Who benefited from the expenditures in the 1980's, and who did not?

Trump, as did Reagan, will likely created a new Arms Race.

Clinton may keep her promise to rebuild, replace and repair our infrastructure.
[sidebar: If and only if the voters send Ryan to a back bench and the H. of Rep. is remade and the people elect pragmatic and not ideological lemmings)

Trump's plan benefits the Military-Industrial and the Pharmaceutical-medical complexes.

Clinton's plan benefits all, creating jobs and keeping our air, water and soil from further pollutants.

It's no contest, there are not enough fools in America, maybe only 25%, who will vote for Trump. A know liar and an individual psychologically unfit to be POTUS.

Don't underestimate the fool as a voting bloc. Reagan won every single state in 1984. Minnesota was the exception. People are too young to remember the big spender FDR that made every ones dream come true. Reagan was the biggest spender of our lifetime.

Let's think about this. If you were a kid and your parents decided to borrow 4 times their annual income and buy the things they enjoyed without altering their current lifestyle. Would you like it? I sure would.

Obama.....

"Obama"?

I don't underestimate you Owebo, you seem to be a classic fool and a block head who will vote against the best interest of our country.

What would a rational person think of a homeowner who surrounded his home with land mines, had an arsenal of weapons to protect it and yet never fixed his/her leaking roof?

 

[owebo]

Ronald Reagan years the national debt increased by 186% but only 100% if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 1980 $907,701,000,000
January 20, 1981 Reagan takes office
September 30, 1981 $997,855,000,000
September 30, 1988 $2,602,337,712,041.16
January 19, 1989 Reagan leaves office.

September 30, 1980 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,650,486,920,000
September 30, 1981 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $2,644,315,750,000
September 30, 1988 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $5,308,768,932,563

Who benefited from the expenditures in the 1980's, and who did not?

Trump, as did Reagan, will likely created a new Arms Race.

Clinton may keep her promise to rebuild, replace and repair our infrastructure.
[sidebar: If and only if the voters send Ryan to a back bench and the H. of Rep. is remade and the people elect pragmatic and not ideological lemmings)

Trump's plan benefits the Military-Industrial and the Pharmaceutical-medical complexes.

Clinton's plan benefits all, creating jobs and keeping our air, water and soil from further pollutants.

It's no contest, there are not enough fools in America, maybe only 25%, who will vote for Trump. A know liar and an individual psychologically unfit to be POTUS.

Don't underestimate the fool as a voting bloc. Reagan won every single state in 1984. Minnesota was the exception. People are too young to remember the big spender FDR that made every ones dream come true. Reagan was the biggest spender of our lifetime.

Let's think about this. If you were a kid and your parents decided to borrow 4 times their annual income and buy the things they enjoyed without altering their current lifestyle. Would you like it? I sure would.

Obama.....

"Obama"?

I don't underestimate you Owebo, you seem to be a classic fool and a block head who will vote against the best interest of our country.

What would a rational person think of a homeowner who surrounded his home with land mines, had an arsenal of weapons to protect it and yet never fixed his/her leaking roof?

My roof is brand new.....so.....

 

[presonorek]

Barrack Obama years the national debt increased by 81% so far but only 64% so far if you adjust it for inflation. It's up to you if you want to adjust it for inflation or not.

September 30, 2008 $10,024,724,896,912.49
January 20, 2009 Obama takes office
September 30, 2009 $11,909,829,003,511
September 30, 2015 $18,150,617,666,484.33
September 30, 2016 (data not yet available)
Obama hasn't left office yet

September 30, 2008 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $11,227,691,884,541
September 30, 2009 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $13,339,008,483,932
September 30, 2015 adjusted for inflation in 2016 dollars = $18,513,630,019,814
September 30, 2016 (data not yet available)

 

[presonorek]

Let's rank the last five presidents in order of fiscal responsibility:

1st Place Bill Clinton increased the national debt by 14%
2nd Place George H Bush increased the national debt by 31%
3rd Place George W Bush increased the national debt by 41%
4th Place Barrack Obama increased the national debt by 64%
5th Place Ronald Reagan increased the national debt by 100%

*This scenario takes inflation into consideration.

 

[presonorek]

Let's rank the last five presidents in order of fiscal responsibility:

1st Place Bill Clinton increased the national debt by 40%
2nd Place George H Bush increased the national debt by 56%
3rd Place George W Bush increased the national debt by 76%
4th Place Barrack Obama increased the national debt by 81%
5th Place Ronald Reagan increased the national debt by 186%

*This scenario does not take inflation into consideration.