I really want to hear how Republicans reconcile the whole "Democrats don't care about our national debt" argument with this simple, yet informative chart:
1989-1992 - Bush increases our deficit.
1993-2000 - Clinton has a budget surplus
2001-2008 - Bush increases our deficit, also sparks Great Recession
2009-2016 - Obama reduces our deficit significantly after an increase as he takes office during the Great Recession
2017-2020 - Trump increases our deficit thanks to Tax Cuts, before Covid explodes our deficit further
2021-2023 - Biden Takes over during Covid and begins reducing our deficit
Can someone tell me what I'm missing here?
I know that our national debt is a problem and both sides should be blamed to some extent, but the GOP narrative that this is a Democratic problem is just laughable to me.
US national debt = $30.9 trillion
Trump's share = $7.8 trillion
More than 25% of the ENTIRE national debt in the history of America was run up by Donald Trump, with a GOP-led Congress agreeing to it.
Now they want YOU to pay for it by cutting Social Security and Medicare.
When you watched him as a child and thought, he was painting the same thing over and over again when he was actually painting a whole journey over time
BREAKING: New reports show that after Hillary Clinton left office she allowed an aide to copy classified emails to an unsecured random laptop & refused to turn additional classified docs over to the FBI.
Now that I got Republicans’ attention. That was actually Donald Trump.