well that is correct! You claimed he spent more. I then stated he brought in more revenue to pay for the increases. that's as far as the conversation went. spending cuts will be necessary to cut the deficit.
He did not bring in even more revenue to pay for the increases, that is why the deficit has gone up almost a trillion dollars this FY, with 4 months to go.
You are repeating talking points that have no basis in fact.
so you say the revenue in April didn't go up? you going with that?
Yes, revenue in April went up. Now prove the tax cut was the cause and also prove that it went up at a higher percent than it did last April.
The deficit for this FY is $855,247,480,853.
The deficit for this CY, the year in which the tax cuts took effect is $607,400,950,713
Here is some more facts for you. Between 1 Oct 2017 and 1 Jan 2018, when the tax cuts kicked in we added $2,693,984,023 per day to the deficit.
Since 1 Jan 2018, when the tax cuts kicked in we have added $4,188,972,073 per day to the deficit.
In other words since the tax cuts took effect we have added $ 1,494,988,050 more to the deficit each day than before the tax cuts.
So, please explain how those tax cuts have helped deal with the debt.