Trump Policy has Given us this Inflation

[The Banker]

Your mistakes weren't so bad for someone who sweeps the floor at the bank.

Republicans look stupid AF and massively hypocritical when they try to complain about spending and debt, after all the record debt an deficit under Bush and Trump.

With all of Biden's huge spending cuts, how much less is he going to spend than Trump
over his term?

With all of Biden's huge spending cuts, how much less is he going to borrow than Trump
over his term?

the deficit exploded under Trump and went up every year.
Biden has completely turned that around, and the massive Trump annual deficit that Biden inherited has dropped every year under biden.
Big win for Biden. Big win for America.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

the deficit exploded under Trump and went up every year.
Biden has completely turned that around, and the massive Trump annual deficit that Biden inherited has dropped every year under biden.
Big win for Biden. Big win for America.

Biden has completely turned that around

Totally!

With all of Biden's huge spending cuts, how much less is he going to spend than Trump
over his term?

With all of Biden's huge spending cuts, how much less is he going to borrow than Trump
over his term?

 

[The Banker]

Biden has completely turned that around

Totally!

With all of Biden's huge spending cuts, how much less is he going to spend than Trump
over his term?

With all of Biden's huge spending cuts, how much less is he going to borrow than Trump
over his term?

Trump borrowed $3T in 2020
Biden only borrowed $1.3T in 2022, so you do the math.

If we never had Trump as president, the budget might be balanced.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

the deficit exploded under Trump and went up every year.
Biden has completely turned that around, and the massive Trump annual deficit that Biden inherited has dropped every year under biden.
Big win for Biden. Big win for America.

Biden has completely turned that around, and the massive Trump annual deficit that Biden inherited has dropped every year under biden.

Every year? You mean it dropped in his first year.
What's it going to do in his second year?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Trump borrowed $3T in 2020
Biden only borrowed $1.3T in 2022, so you do the math.

If we never had Trump as president, the budget might be balanced.

Biden only borrowed $1.3T in 2022, so you do the math.

What's Biden going to borrow in 2023?

 

[hadit]

Bill Clinton had a balanced budget

And who gave it to him to sign?

Bush left office with the economy in ruin and a $1T deficit, and the balanced budget destroyed.

Yeah, it's almost as if something really big and expensive happened. Now, if we could just remember what it was, and who ran Congress.

There's you first big problem idiot republicans fucking everything up, like always.

Obama inherited that mess and massive deficit and got the deficit down to $500B by the end of his presidency. Democrats can actually lower the deficit, like bill clinton did.

Who ran Congress?

Trump inherited that $500B deficit and blew it up to the moon, passing massive out of control spending from day 1 of his presidency. Trump left office with a $3T deficit and gave us 25% of our total debt in just 4 years. Trump also begged Congress for even more spending and had world record FED money printing.

Yeah, it's almost like something big and expensive happened. Now, if we could just remember what it was, and who ran Congress.

There's your second big problem right there

the republicans are the cause of the big spending, they took a balanced budget and destroyed it.

I don't see them doing anything to balance the budget now.

Tell me, are you assigning total responsibility for the budget to the President? I didn't see you blaming Quid Pro Joe for the inflation and economic stress people have been experiencing, but maybe you did. Could you show me where?

 

[Nostra]

few democrats voted for most of it.

These are republican bills passed by republicans, before covid.

No democrat voted for the massive Trump tax cut that blew up the deficit.

Revenues went up after the Trump ACROSS THE BOARD TAX CUTS, so how did they make the deficit go up?

 

[kaz]

huh?
what are you drunk?
That doesn;t even make sense.

Back in reality Bush and the GOP started the war in Iraq, and they fucked it up. It was their doing and they are responsible for the failure in Iraq. Republicans destroyed America with their failed Iraq war that all republicans loved so much.

You don't understand that when Republicans and Democrats stood side by side saying the exact same thing that means you're both guilty. Huh, what kaz, what does that mean?

LOL, retard

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

It is 100% fact
This is an independent study. It studies the effects of his polcies. Trump gave us 25% of our total debt in just 4 years and he blew up the deficit every year of his big spending presidency.

When you have as much debt an dspending, and fak emone printing, and fake money handouts, you get massive inflation.

trump's policies are responsible for the inflation we have now and his massive debt and record annual deficit in 2020 are crushing us.

You just don't like what is says, so you try and ignore it.

Its pretty simple though.

Not what your link said.

I posted The pictures. $1.8trn over 12 years on him but it didn’t say what the offsetting revenue would be. And the rest was bipartisan. It was your link! Did you mean to maybe post another link? You’re not a real banker.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Not what your link said.

I posted The pictures. $1.8trn over 12 years on him but it didn’t say what the offsetting revenue would be. And the rest was bipartisan. It was your link! Did you mean to maybe post another link? You’re not a real banker.

on the monopoly board he is.......

 

[bendog]

Great data.

the facts prove that Trump and the republicans are the cause of the deficits and massive debt.

Trump spent wildly from day 1 of his presidency and blew up the deficit before covid. They try to blame covid for all their problems, but really its their out of control spending

oh, imo we have won a trifecta at the dog track with the dems, gop and fed reserve, but we made a
"box bet" which allowed us to win regardless of the order of being complicit in SCREWING us all, but the ticket cost more than it paid out.

 

[Stryder50]

National Debt is the more important factor than Deficit.

Current National Debt is @$33.11 Trillion (per live-time US Debt Clock);

https://www.usdebtclock.org/

At this time in 2020 (just before Trump lost the election) it was @$26.91 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2020

At this time in 2016 (just before Trump won and H. Clinton lost) it was @$19.97 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2016

At this time in 2008 (just before Obama won the election) it was @$10.69 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2008

So, put another way;
Biden has grown the Debt @$6+ Trillion in just about 2 1/2 years time.
Trump grew the Debt @$7 Trillion in four years time.
Obama grew the Debt @$9+ Trillion in eight years time.

If one digs deeper in those numbers(website) you can see interesting patterns. For example Obama ran some rather steep Deficits for the first six years of his terms, than cut back on the Deficit, mostly by cutting in other areas such as Defense, making his overall record seem not so bad in total ~ comparison, FWIW. However, cutbacks in any one year's budget often have to be made up in later years and can be more expensive than had they not been made in the first place. Obama passed this on to the next POTUS to deal with.

Another factor to recall is that Congress makes the National Budget and POTUS either accepts such and signs off on it; or POTUS rejecs and declines to sign off on it and the Nation faces a potential(sometimes actual) Federal Government shutdown which can be more expensive to restart than had it not occurred. We're on that edge at this moment.

 

[bendog]

National Debt is the more important factor than Deficit.

Current National Debt is @$33.11 Trillion (per live-time US Debt Clock);

https://www.usdebtclock.org/

At this time in 2020 (just before Trump lost the election) it was @$26.91 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2020

At this time in 2016 (just before Trump won and H. Clinton lost) it was @$19.97 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2016

At this time in 2008 (just before Obama won the election) it was @$10.69 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2008

So, put another way;
Biden has grown the Debt @$6+ Trillion in just about 2 1/2 years time.
Trump grew the Debt @$7 Trillion in four years time.
Obama grew the Debt @$9+ Trillion in eight years time.

If one digs deeper in those numbers(website) you can see interesting patterns. For example Obama ran some rather steep Deficits for the first six years of his terms, than cut back on the Deficit, mostly by cutting in other areas such as Defense, making his overall record seem not so bad in total ~ comparison, FWIW. However, cutbacks in any one year's budget often have to be made up in later years and can be more expensive than had they not been made in the first place. Obama passed this on to the next POTUS to deal with.

Another factor to recall is that Congress makes the National Budget and POTUS either accepts such and signs off on it; or POTUS rejecs and declines to sign off on it and the Nation faces a potential(sometimes actual) Federal Government shutdown which can be more expensive to restart than had it not occurred. We're on that edge at this moment.

imo your comparisons to "which one grew it the most" is faulty because most sites I've seen rate it by % of debt to gnp.

But I'm not interested in absolving either party.

 

[Stryder50]

imo your comparisons to "which one grew it the most" is faulty because most sites I've seen rate it by % of debt to gnp.

But I'm not interested in absolving either party.

If you bothered to look closer at the links I provided, you'd find the "%debt to GDP".
Apparently you are not interested in being informed or understanding the complexities of the problem.

FYI:
2023 = 122.6%
2020 = 119.83%
2016 = 105.97%
2008 = 76.21%
...
2000 = 56.13%
1980 = 34.67%
1960 = 52.38%

https://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html

 

[bendog]

If you bothered to look closer at the links I provided, you'd find the "%debt to GDP".
Apparently you are not interested in being informed or understanding the complexities of the problem.

FYI:
2023 = 122.6%
2020 = 119.83%
2016 = 105.97%
2008 = 76.21%
...
2000 = 56.13%
1980 = 34.67%
1960 = 52.38%

https://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html

blow your partisan shit out your own ass, boyo.

% of growth in US dept per potus

U.S. Debt by President: Dollar and Percentage

The national debt has increased under most U.S. presidents. Here is how much each president's time in office added to the U.S. debt by percentage and dollar amounts.

www.investopedia.com

Franklin D. Roosevelt	$178,464,714,660.98	791.8% 791.8% 791.8%
Woodrow Wilson	$23,036,251,492.50	789.9% 789.9% 789.9%
Ronald Reagan	$1,604,482,712,041.16	160.8% 160.8% 160.8%
George W. Bush	$4,217,261,484,712.34	72.6% 72.6% 72.6%
Barack Obama	$7,663,615,710,425.00	64.4% 64.4% 64.4%
George H. W. Bush	$1,207,189,695,334.34	42.3% 42.3% 42.3%
Richard Nixon	$121,339,561,890.14	34.3% 34.3% 34.3%
Donald Trump	$6,700,491,178,561.60	33.1% 33.1% 33.1%
Jimmy Carter	$208,861,000,000.00	29.9% 29.9% 29.9%
Bill Clinton	$1,262,689,326,747.48	28.6% 28.6% 28.6%
Theodore Roosevelt	$483,479,337.65	22.6% 22.6% 22.6%
Gerald Ford	$87,244,000,000.00	16.4% 16.4% 16.4%
Herbert Hoover	$2,555,913,960.03	15.1% 15.1% 15.1%
Lyndon B. Johnson	$35,865,507,168.58	11.5% 11.5% 11.5%
Joe Biden	$2,499,993,043,258.10	8.8% 8.8% 8.8%

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Lets try that next time Republicans are in charge. Democrats have always been more fiscally responsible than republicans.

When will republicans repay the $10 trillion & 20k American lives wasted on their fake war on terror.

Democrats have always been more fiscally responsible than republicans.

What do you base this moronic claim on?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The federal deficit is projected to roughly double this year, as bigger interest payments and lower tax receipts widen the nation’s spending imbalance despite robust overall economic growth.

Lower tax receipts despite robust growth? LOL!

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

BS! Democrats ran a surplus. It was Republicans & Bush who refused to swat flies, dared UBL to attack & lied to democrats in congress about it. It was Bush's high school friend General Tommy Franks who commanded Delta Force allow UBL to escape Tora Bora to justify invading Iraq. Repubtards own that 100%!!!

BS! Democrats ran a surplus.

The Internet Bubble was awesome!!
If the Real Estate Bubble ran another year or two,
Bush would have had a surplus too!!!

So fucking what?

 

[Stryder50]

blow your partisan shit out your own ass, boyo.

% of growth in US dept per potus

U.S. Debt by President: Dollar and Percentage

The national debt has increased under most U.S. presidents. Here is how much each president's time in office added to the U.S. debt by percentage and dollar amounts.

www.investopedia.com

Franklin D. Roosevelt	$178,464,714,660.98	791.8% 791.8% 791.8%
Woodrow Wilson	$23,036,251,492.50	789.9% 789.9% 789.9%
Ronald Reagan	$1,604,482,712,041.16	160.8% 160.8% 160.8%
George W. Bush	$4,217,261,484,712.34	72.6% 72.6% 72.6%
Barack Obama	$7,663,615,710,425.00	64.4% 64.4% 64.4%
George H. W. Bush	$1,207,189,695,334.34	42.3% 42.3% 42.3%
Richard Nixon	$121,339,561,890.14	34.3% 34.3% 34.3%
Donald Trump	$6,700,491,178,561.60	33.1% 33.1% 33.1%
Jimmy Carter	$208,861,000,000.00	29.9% 29.9% 29.9%
Bill Clinton	$1,262,689,326,747.48	28.6% 28.6% 28.6%
Theodore Roosevelt	$483,479,337.65	22.6% 22.6% 22.6%
Gerald Ford	$87,244,000,000.00	16.4% 16.4% 16.4%
Herbert Hoover	$2,555,913,960.03	15.1% 15.1% 15.1%
Lyndon B. Johnson	$35,865,507,168.58	11.5% 11.5% 11.5%
Joe Biden	$2,499,993,043,258.10	8.8% 8.8% 8.8%

Not sure where you got your chart / graphic since it doesn't match the one in your source/link.
This would seem to be the more reliable one;

Debt By U.S. President

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Also, per your link, the top five include three Democrats.

Then this excerpt;

Government Relief: Recessions, Pandemic​

Actions taken by the government to provide relief during recessions or during a public health crisis like the pandemic are also ways that a president can add to national debt.

To fight the Great Recession that started in 2008, President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) in 2009 after he took office earlier that year. The $832 billion fiscal stimulus package was intended to create jobs and recover jobs lost during the recession.10

Similarly in 2020, when the government's response to the outbreak of COVID-19 shut down businesses and caused a sharp rise in unemployment, Congress passed a $2.2 trillion stimulus bill called the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, which then-President Donald Trump signed into law in March 2020. The $2.2 trillion price tag makes it the largest financial rescue package in U.S. history.11 The CARES Act authorized direct payments to American families of $1,200 per adult plus $500 per child for households earning up to $75,000 annually.12

The following year, in March 2021, President Joe Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act to provide further relief to American families and businesses as they recovered from the pandemic. Biden’s stimulus package cost about $1.9 trillion, and included extended unemployment benefits, direct payments to Americans, increased the Child Tax Credit, and subsidized COVID-19 testing and vaccination programs.1314
....
Then this:

National Debt Continues to Rise Under President Biden​

So far, the national debt has grown by over $5.39 trillion since Biden took office in 2021, largely driven by COVID-19 relief measures. If we measure from the start of the new fiscal year on October 1st, 2021 the debt has grown by over $4.64 trillion under President Biden.20 According to estimates by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), Biden’s American Rescue Plan would add $1.9 trillion to the national debt by 2031.21

Congressional Budget Office. “Table 1. Estimated Budget Effects of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, as Posted on the Website of the House Committee on Rules on February 19, 2021,” Page 2.
....
Another aspect you seem oblivious to are the unfunded liabilities of Social Security and Medicare which grow each year as more of the boomer generation retire. This grows Deficit&Debt no matter which party is in the White House.
..............
While at it, blow your own non-partisan, ignorant stooge/fool bullshit out your own ass, dumbfuck.

​

 

[The Banker]

National Debt is the more important factor than Deficit.

Current National Debt is @$33.11 Trillion (per live-time US Debt Clock);

https://www.usdebtclock.org/

At this time in 2020 (just before Trump lost the election) it was @$26.91 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2020

At this time in 2016 (just before Trump won and H. Clinton lost) it was @$19.97 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2016

At this time in 2008 (just before Obama won the election) it was @$10.69 Trillion

U.S. National Debt Clock 2008

So, put another way;
Biden has grown the Debt @$6+ Trillion in just about 2 1/2 years time.
Trump grew the Debt @$7 Trillion in four years time.
Obama grew the Debt @$9+ Trillion in eight years time.

If one digs deeper in those numbers(website) you can see interesting patterns. For example Obama ran some rather steep Deficits for the first six years of his terms, than cut back on the Deficit, mostly by cutting in other areas such as Defense, making his overall record seem not so bad in total ~ comparison, FWIW. However, cutbacks in any one year's budget often have to be made up in later years and can be more expensive than had they not been made in the first place. Obama passed this on to the next POTUS to deal with.

Another factor to recall is that Congress makes the National Budget and POTUS either accepts such and signs off on it; or POTUS rejecs and declines to sign off on it and the Nation faces a potential(sometimes actual) Federal Government shutdown which can be more expensive to restart than had it not occurred. We're on that edge at this moment.

deficit is much much more important than debt.
Deficit tells you where the debt is going. Debt is highly misleading because if you inherit no annual deficit (like Bush did), then pass massive spending bills and leave office with a trillion dollar deficit, you fucked up massively, like Bush did...

Bush started his presidency with a balanced budget and ended with trillion dollar deficits. That is why debt was so large under Obama, because he inherited those trillion dollar deficits from the Bush crash.
By the end of his presidency Obama lowered the annual deficit from the massive $1T/yr down to $500B/yr
That is good.

trump inherited that $500B deficit. What did he do??? What did Trump do to the low $500B/yr deficit??????? He did the same thing as Bush, blew it up with massive spending bills (before covid even hit).

When Biden took over he inherited a massive $t/yr deficit. He inherited that, so it is highly highly misleading to say that Biden had $6T in deficit for his first 2 years, when he inherits the massive Trump deficit.

Bush and Trump caused the massive debt, because they blew up the deficit viciously, all throughout their failed presidencies.