Democrats touting National Debt has ballooned under President Trump: Let’s examine🤔 (Obama years January 1, 2009 The national debt = 10.024trillion; January 1, 2018 = 20.244trillion) (Trump January 1, 2018 = 20.244 trillion; today 21.978 trillion)
Truth be told. No president is liable for the first year of his presidency because the economic policies for the year were established by the previous administration. Obama was the worst for our debt. However, Trump is still contributing at a high rate. At the moment, I do not see fiscal responsibility from any either political party candidates
How about we use a little bit better comparison since you know... Trump's only been in office for 2 years and hasn't had to deal with the greatest recession since the great depression...
Obama's last two year's in office it went from 17.8 to 19.5, then under Trump it went from 19.5 to 21.5. now being that those were pretty similar economies (although it really depends on who you talk to being that apperently the country was on life support under Obama then January of 2017 it was resurrected) who do you think had a bigger issue with the debt?
So you’re saying Trump is on track to surpass Obama’s debt. Yet he inherited a good economy and didn’t have a global meltdown down or failing industries to assist?
Did you even look at the numbers that I posted. Apparently not or you’re very very bad at math. Question: what is the correct answer (I want to know if you know) 1<3 or 4<3. Don’t burn up those brain cells OK🤣
So you see boys and girls on average President Obama increase the National Debt on average by an additional $410.5 billion per year over President Trump. So under President Trump the national debt is not decreasing but at least it’s slowing down.🤔
What everyone leaves out it debt to GDP ratios. Our GDP has grown dramatically since Trump took office so our ability to service the debt is improving. It’s still not nearly enough but in one of the articles you link to you will see that the US is not in the worst position worldwide and this is due to the GDP growth.
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