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Topic Title: Finally... Topic Summary: Sanctions against our enemy for their attacks. Created On: 04/15/2021 05:32 AM |
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 04/15/2021 08:17 PM
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------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 04:48 AM
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It worked for Donald Trump!
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04/16/2021 05:31 AM
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It worked for Donald Trump! If you call having a pandemic to pay for Trump's fault.....then maybe so. The problem with that SHIT is that it's Fauci's fault! He is solely responsible for the pandemic! FACT! ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 10:59 AM
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If you call having a pandemic to pay for Trump's fault.....then maybe so.
Wrong. $5 trillion in 3.4 years. ------------------------- I was right. |
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04/16/2021 11:01 AM
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If you call having a pandemic to pay for Trump's fault.....then maybe so. Wrong. $5 trillion in 3.4 years. PERCENTAGE OF INCREASE!!!!!! MORON! ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 11:05 AM
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6.7 trillion. WTF does percentage have to do with anything?
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04/16/2021 11:08 AM
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6.7 trillion. WTF does percentage have to do with anything? You're valuation is BULLSHIT! YOU HAVE NO WAY TO COMPARE THAT TO ANY OTHER PRESIDENT! YOUR SPEWED NUMBERS ARE GRADE A BULLSHIT! ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 11:11 AM
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Of course you do. You take the total debt, then factor in cost of living for that time period.
Trump's debt is added to the whole and that in turn lessens his percentage. That's an idiotic method of deduction. ------------------------- I was right. |
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04/16/2021 11:12 AM
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Swap Trump for Obama's first four years and what percentage do you get?
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04/16/2021 11:17 AM
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Of course you do. You take the total debt, then factor in cost of living for that time period. Trump's debt is added to the whole and that in turn lessens his percentage. That's an idiotic method of deduction. The dollars of today are NOT the dollars of lets say President Roosevelts day...now are they? The percentage of debt he added needs to be calculated by what debt there WAS BACK THEN! FUCKING IDIOT! 
Hell no! ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 11:21 AM
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Swap Trump for Obama's first four years and what percentage do you get? Soooo...when are you going to argue with the Government Office of Management and budget? Are you going to say that their way of comparing Presidential Debt is WRONG? You do know that Biden is in control now right? HE says that YOU are wrong! BWAHAHAHA! http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/ ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. Edited: 04/16/2021 at 11:21 AM by Fish Killer |
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04/16/2021 11:22 AM
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Originally posted by: Cole
Of course you do. You take the total debt, then factor in cost of living for that time period. Trump's debt is added to the whole and that in turn lessens his percentage. That's an idiotic method of deduction. ------------------------- I was right. |
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04/16/2021 11:23 AM
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Originally posted by: Cole Of course you do. You take the total debt, then factor in cost of living for that time period. Trump's debt is added to the whole and that in turn lessens his percentage. That's an idiotic method of deduction. You don't know what the FUCK you are talking about! When are you going to tell the Whitehouse thast they dont know SHIT?!?! http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/ ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 11:23 AM
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then factor in cost of living for that time period.
I.E. a dollar was worth more then that now. ------------------------- I was right. |
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04/16/2021 11:26 AM
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then factor in cost of living for that time period. I.E. a dollar was worth more then that now. Tell your SHIT to the Whitehouse! THEY SAY YOUR WRONG! FOOL! http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/ ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 11:26 AM
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It's a random stat of a percentage of the over-all debt.
Out of the three terms, Obama's first and second and Trump's one, who had the highest total number? That is the statistic that matters. ------------------------- I was right. |
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04/16/2021 11:26 AM
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------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 11:36 AM
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You do understand that Trump's number is for three years and not four, don't you?
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04/16/2021 11:49 AM
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You do understand that Trump's number is for three years and not four, don't you? YO...SHIT FOR BRAINS...GET BETTER THAN A #rd GRADE EDUCATION! MORON! US Debt by President by Dollar and Percentage Who increased the U.S. debt the most? Depends on how you measure it Table of Contents Debt Calculation Drawbacks Measuring Presidential Debt Biggest Debt Increases by President U.S. Debt Increase by Fiscal Year BY KIMBERLY AMADEO REVIEWED BY JANET BERRY-JOHNSON Updated April 06, 2021 Top Five Contributors to US Debt The Balance / Julie Bang What's the best way to determine how much each president has contributed to our nation's $28 trillion in U.S. debt? The most popular ways to do so involve comparing the debt level from when a president enters office to the debt level when they leave, and comparing the debt as a percentage of economic output, which takes into account the size of the economy at the time the administration accumulated the debt.12 Debt Calculation Drawbacks Neither of the techniques mentioned above are very accurate ways to measure each president's debt because the president doesn't have much control over the debt added during their first year in office. For example, President Donald Trump took office in January 2017. He submitted his first budget in May. It covered the 2018 fiscal year, which didn't begin until October 1, 2017. Trump operated the first part of his term under President Barack Obama's budget for fiscal year 2017, which continued until September 30, 2017.3 While the time lag makes it seem confusing, Congress intentionally set it up this way. An advantage of the federal fiscal year is that it gives the new president time to put together their budget during their first months in office. The Best Way to Measure Debt by President The best way to measure a president's debt is to add up their budget deficits and compare that total to the debt level when they took office. A president's budget reveals their administration's priorities. The deficit by president reveals how much deficit was in each year's budget. Though they sound similar, a deficit and debt are two different things. A deficit is a budget shortfall, whereas debt is the running total of deficits and surpluses. The Top Five Debt Contributors by Percentage Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933-1945): President Roosevelt had the largest percentage increase to the debt. Although he only added $236 billion, this was a nearly 1,050% increase from the $22.5 billion debt level left by President Herbert Hoover. The Great Depression and the New Deal contributed to FDR's yearly deficits, but the biggest cost was World War II: It added $186.3 billion to the debt between 1942 and 1945.4 Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921): President Wilson was the second-largest contributor to the debt, percentage-wise. He added $21 billion, which was a 724% increase over the $2.9 billion debt of his predecessor. World War I contributed to the deficits that raised the national debt.5 Ronald Reagan (1981-1989): President Reagan increased the debt by $1.85 trillion, or by 186%. Reagan's brand of supply-side economics didn't grow the economy enough to offset the lost revenue from its tax cuts. Reagan also increased the defense budget by 35%.6 George W. Bush (2001-2009): President Bush added $6.1 trillion, or a 101% increase, putting him in fourth. Bush launched the War on Terror in response to the 9/11 attacks, which led to multi-trillion-dollar spending on the War in Afghanistan and the Iraq War.Bush also dealt with the 2001 recession and the 2008 financial crisis.7 Barack Obama (2009-2017): Under President Obama, the national debt grew the most dollar-wise ($8.6 trillion) but was fifth in terms of percentage: 74%. Obama fought the Great Recession with an $831 billion economic stimulus package and added $858 billion through tax cuts.78 U.S. Debt Increase by President for Every Fiscal Year Since 1914 The U.S. Treasury Department has historical tables that report the annual U.S. debt for each fiscal year since 1790.5 We've complied data from that source to create the figures used below. Donald Trump: As of the end of FY 2020, the debt was $26.9 trillion. Trump added $6.7 trillion to the debt since Obama's last budget, a 33.1% increase due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) predicted that the pandemic would raise the FY 2020 deficit by $2.2 trillion and the FY 2021 deficit by $0.6 trillion.9 In his FY 2021 budget, Trump's budget includes a $966 billion deficit.10 FY 2020 - $4.226 trillion FY 2019 - $1.563 trillion FY 2018 - $1.272 trillion Barack Obama: Added $8.588 trillion, a 73.6% increase from the $11.657 trillion debt at the end of Bush's last budget in 2009. FY 2017 - $671 billion FY 2016 - $1.423 trillion FY 2015 - $326 billion FY 2014 - $1.086 trillion FY 2013 - $672 billion FY 2012 - $1.276 trillion FY 2011 - $1.229 trillion FY 2010 - $1.652 trillion FY 2009 - $253 billion. Congress passed the Economic Stimulus Act, which spent $253 billion.11 George W. Bush: Added $5.849 trillion, a 101% increase from the $5.8 trillion debt at the end of Clinton's last budget, FY 2001. FY 2009 - $1.632 trillion. This was Bush's deficit without the impact of the Economic Stimulus Act. FY 2008 - $1.017 trillion FY 2007 - $501 billion FY 2006 - $574 billion FY 2005 - $553 billion FY 2004 - $596 billion FY 2003 - $555 billion FY 2002 - $421 billion Bill Clinton: Added $1.396 trillion, a 31.6% increase from the $4.4 trillion debt at the end of George H.W. Bush's last budget. FY 2001 - $133 billion FY 2000 - $18 billion FY 1999 - $130 billion FY 1998 - $113 billion FY 1997 - $189 billion FY 1996 - $251 billion FY 1995 - $281 billion FY 1994 - $281 billion George H.W. Bush: Added $1.554 trillion, a 54% increase from the $2.857 trillion debt at the end of Reagan's last budge. FY 1993 - $347 billion FY 1992 - $399 billion FY 1991 - $432 billion FY 1990 - $376 billion Ronald Reagan: Added $1.86 trillion, a 186% increase from the $997.8 billion debt at the end of Carter's last budget. FY 1989 - $255 billion FY 1988 - $252 billion FY 1987 - $225 billion FY 1986 - $302 billion FY 1985 - $251 billion FY 1984 - $195 billion FY 1983 - $235 billion FY 1982 - $145 billion Jimmy Carter: Added $299 billion, a 42.7% increase from the $698.8 billion debt at the end of Ford's last budget. FY 1981 - $90.1 billion FY 1980 - $81.1 billion FY 1979 - $54.9 billion FY 1978 - $72.7 billion Gerald Ford: Added $223.7 billion, a 47.1% increase from the $475 billion debt at the end of Nixon's last budget. FY 1977 - $78.4 billion FY 1976 - $87.2 billion FY 1975 - $58.1 billion Richard Nixon: Added $121.3 billion, a 34.3% increase from the $353.7 billion debt at the end of President Johnson's last budget. FY 1974 - $16.9 billion FY 1973 - $30.8 billion FY 1972 - $29.1 billion FY 1971 - $27.2 billion FY 1970 - $17.1 billion Lyndon B. Johnson: Added $42 billion, a 13% increase from the $312 billion debt at the end of President Kennedy's last budget, FY 1964. FY 1969 - $6.1 billion FY 1968 - $21.3 billion FY 1967 - $6.3 billion FY 1966 - $2.6 billion FY 1965 - $5.5 billion John F. Kennedy: Added $23 billion, an 7.8% increase from the $288.9 billion debt at the end of Eisenhower's last budget. FY 1964 - $5.8 billion FY 1963 - $7.6 billion FY 1962 - $9.2 billion Dwight Eisenhower: Added $22.8 billion, a 8.6% increase from the $266 billion debt at the end of Truman's last budget. FY 1961 - $2.6 billion FY 1960 - $1.6 billion FY 1959 - $8.3 billion FY 1958 - $5.8 billion FY 1957 - $2.2 billion surplus FY 1956 - $1.6 billion surplus FY 1955 - $3.1 billion FY 1954 - $5.1 billion Harry Truman: Added $7.3 billion, a 2.8% increase from the $258.6 billion debt at the end of President Roosevelt's last budget. FY 1953 - $6.9 billion FY 1952 - $3.8 billion FY 1951 - $2.1 billion surplus FY 1950 - $4.5 billion FY 1949 - $478 million surplus FY 1948 - $6 billion surplus FY 1947 - $11 billion surplus FY 1946 - $10.7 billion Franklin D. Roosevelt: Added $236 billion, a 1,048% increase from the $22.5 billion debt at the end of Hoover's last budget. FY 1945 - $57.6 billion FY 1944 - $64.3 billion FY 1943 - $64.2 billion FY 1942 - $23.4 billion FY 1941 - $6 billion FY 1940 - $2.5 billion FY 1939 - $3.2 billion FY 1938 - $740 million FY 1937 - $2.6 billion FY 1936 - $5 billion FY 1935 - $1.6 billion FY 1934 - $4.5 billion Herbert Hoover: Added $5.6 billion, a 33% increase from the $17 billion debt at the end of Coolidge's last budget. FY 1933 - $3 billion FY 1932 - $2.8 billion FY 1931 - $616 million FY 1930 - $746 million surplus Calvin Coolidge: Subtracted $5.2 billion from the debt, a roughly 24% decrease from the $22 billion debt at the end of Harding's last budget. FY 1929 - $673 billion surplus FY 1928 - $907 million surplus FY 1927 - $1.1 billion surplus FY 1926 - $873 million surplus FY 1925 - $734 million surplus FY 1924 - $1 billion surplus Warren G. Harding: Subtracted $1.6 billion from the debt, a 6.6% decrease from the $24 billion debt at the end of Wilson's last budget. FY 1923 - $614 million surplus FY 1922 - $1 billion surplus Woodrow Wilson: Added $21 billion to the debt, a 722% increase from the $2.9 billion debt at the end of Taft's last budget, FY 1913. FY 1921 - $1.9 billion surplus FY 1920 - $1.4 billion surplus FY 1919 - $12.8 billion FY 1918 - $9.8 billion FY 1917 - $2.1 billion FY 1916 - $551 million FY 1915 - $146 million FY 1914 - $0 (slight surplus) ------------------------- The REAL truth is....both of the forum idiots are OWNED. -BOTH of them have no clue who their owner is. -They are both card carrying narcissists. ^These are PROVED facts. |
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04/16/2021 01:53 PM
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FY 2020 - $4.226 trillion
FY 2019 - $1.563 trillion FY 2018 - $1.272 trillion The total of those three years is $7.061 trillion The chart you posted says Trump's total is $6.7 trillion, so which is it? ------------------------- I was right. |
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