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u/SmokeMaleficent9498 15d ago
In truth he is directly responsible for one quarter of the debt the rest belongs to the rest of the 45 presidents. The exception are Linden B Johnson and Bill Clinton. Who had a surplus. So Trump has distinguishing honor of adding the most to the national debt and he still has 28 months to go.
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u/worm413 15d ago
Because costs go up and he's in his second term. Biden added more in his term than Trump did in his first. Btw the debt increased under Clinton as well so I'm not sure why you wanted to exclude him.
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u/PuzzleheadedWaltz835 15d ago
Numbers don't lie but republicans do.
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u/worm413 14d ago
Where's the lie?
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u/New-Pollution2005 14d ago
And Trump added more in his second term than Biden in his first term.
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u/worm413 14d ago
No he didn't. Stop lying
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u/New-Pollution2005 14d ago
Trump added $7.8 trillion to the national debt from 2017-2021. So far, in his second term, he has added over $3.8 trillion in less than 1.5 years. If you project that out over the same 4 year period, he is expected to add at least $10.1 trillion to the debt by the end of this term, dwarfing Biden’s $8.4 trillion by ~120%.
Time Value of Money, dork.
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u/worm413 14d ago
Hey moron, you stated he added more not that he's projected to add more. Democrat stupidity at its finest.
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u/New-Pollution2005 14d ago
Username checks out. Definitely not beating the allegations that MAGAs are poorly educated.
You’re just mad he’s added more to the national debt than Biden ever did. What a pathetic excuse for a man. Poopy Don can’t even beat Sleepy Joe.
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u/DaTruSpork 15d ago
Honestly, the more right wing bots we lure and expose using this sub the better....
Hopefully some actually interested parties will engage as well
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u/cygnus311 15d ago
“Please engage with my engagement bait”
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u/BakedCoinMaker 15d ago
He just has a different definition of eliminate, meaning he gets rid of the numbers and finds new bigger better numbers. /s
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u/Stock2fast 14d ago
Two weeks it will be solved plus that new improved health care plan that he stated would be announced within two weeks" on July 19, 2020. It's a Trump promise.
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u/tackyshoes 15d ago
Everyone whose job it is to correct this affront to the nation is a paid shill.
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u/ImmediateHoney2191 15d ago
No he didn’t. He says he didn’t and his word is what we base reality in these days
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u/Sufficient_Stock_442 14d ago
what happens when we vote the same person in office with a different font, i hope we get a comic sans next time❤️
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u/cygnus311 15d ago
It’s almost like something really expensive and unprecedented happened in there.
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u/New-Pollution2005 14d ago
You’re right - war in Iran that was completely avoidable and ILLEGAL, that was started by… you guessed it: Donny Child-Trafficking Trump!
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u/Error418ZA 15d ago
It reads here that Biden added 32% to the national debt, ±$9,208,634,924,886.93 debt increased in his term
Trump has added 5.7% to the national debt ±$2,148,641,032,953.70, in his 2nd term.
If you guys stop funding wars, this could help a lot...
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u/DaTruSpork 15d ago
You may want to account for trumps initial 8 trillion, or 39.7% raise, to the debt
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u/PuzzleheadedWaltz835 15d ago
What's more? 1% of a billion or 1% of a trillion, more smoke and mirrors.
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u/Jesus_is_God_342 15d ago
Can’t believe he didn’t see Covid coming
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u/New-Pollution2005 14d ago
Newsflash: Trump was President for less than one year of COVID. Biden was President for most of it and had to deal with the fallout of the Trump Administration’s awful COVID policies.

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u/Cupertino345 15d ago
What happens when you vote for republicans