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Orangeburst said:
I was against the COVID relief. And the Obama relief.
Regardless, you fail to criticize Biden inflationary spending.
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COVID relief is no excuse for Trump's spending. The spending bills that Trump signed into law during his first two years in office (2017-2018) added $4 trillion to the debt. That was before the COVID pandemic hit in 2020.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Tell me that you do understand how the fiscal policy of the Trump administration was highly inflationary, at a time when the economy did not need fiscal stimulus ... and I might not think that you are ignorant.

Trump’s Fiscal Legacy: A Comprehensive Overview of Spending, Taxes, and Deficits | Manhattan Institute

Trump’s Inflation

Trump’s 2017 tax cuts helped set stage for today’s inflation. Doubling down will make things worse.

Breakingviews - It’s the wrong time for Trumponomics

https://bpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/sites.wustl.edu/dist/8/2623/files/2020/06/wsj_180211_deficitm_pol.pdf

The price of everything in America may be about to go up

^^^^ Written the day after Trump won the 2016 election. ^^^^
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Trump is to blame too for sure. He lit the fire but then Biden came in and started pouring gasoline on it. I want the credit card taken away from both parties
 
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You do realize that Fed FY occurs in Oct for the following year. This CR further complicated who is responsible.
Regardless, Biden has one year so far and it wasn't pretty. 2023 will be a big sign.
 
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#1,969
Orangeburst said:
BS
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Orangeburst said:
Trump did not add $4T in 2017-2018
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Orangeburst said:
BS with 4T for 2 years pre COVID
Post COVID $1.4T in Bidens first FY term. Let's see how 2023 looks.
Regardless arguing over the size of turds.

PolitiFact - Joe Biden blames Donald Trump for one quarter of today’s debt, ignores context
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Orangeburst said:
I am not your google foo. He made the declaration, let him prove it
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Federal budget: Trump adds $4 trillion to national debt, watchdog says

^^^^ USA Today ^^^^ and check the date of this article ... It is from August 2, 2019. That was well before the COVID pandemic began.


I said that with the spending bills that Trump signed into law during his first two years in office, which were in 2017 and 2018, he added an additional $4 trillion to the debt ... and that is accurate.
 
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#1,970
BowlBrother85 said:
Federal budget: Trump adds $4 trillion to national debt, watchdog says


I said that with the spending bills that Trump signed into law during his first two years in office, which were in 2017 and 2018, he added an additional $4 trillion to the debt ... and that is accurate.
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BS. An opinion piece and hypothetical piece of legislation. Doesn't prove squat.

He did not incur $4Tin 2017-2018.

Stop with the nonsense.

How about putting some effort into Biden..he exempt? Or maybe DC has a spending problem

Hence if you are so concerned about spending lets focus on TODAY
 
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#1,971
Orangeburst said:
BS. An opinion piece and hypothetical piece of legislation. Doesn't prove squat.

He did not incur $4Tin 2017-2018.

Stop with the nonsense.

How about putting some effort into Biden..he exempt? Or maybe DC has a spending problem

Hence if you are so concerned about spending lets focus on TODAY
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That was not an opinion piece.

USA Today was utilizing data from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, who I have also linked on this very page. Donald Trump absolutely did add $4.1 trillion to the National Debt with spending bills that he signed into during his first two years in office. That is a fact.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
That was not an opinion piece.

USA Today was utilizing data from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, who I have also linked on this very page. Donald Trump absolutely did add $4.1 trillion to the National Debt with spending bills that he signed into during his first two years in office. That is a fact.
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Post facts. This was hypothetical legislation

Show me the numbers for 2017-2018
 
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