We're not at war. We're not in a depression. We're not in a recession. Yet, somehow, we have a $2 trillion budget deficit.
My finances would look great, too, if I had an unlimited credit card that I never had to pay off.
@PragmaticKennedyDemocrat4mos4MO
Trump added 8T$ to our national debt, 35% of the total.
Inflationary.
As were his attacks on trade, and immigration.
The ship of state turns slowly, though it does turn.
And then there is the bad stuff he did, and does to our country.
This week he killed needed border improvements. For political reasons.
His campaign actively posting here, manipulating using sites like this.
@VultureBillRepublican4mos4MO
Wait, Trump actually didn't want or initiate closing the Border? And with regard to the National Debt, how much of that was due to COVID? What specifically was the"bad stuff he did" ????. Well, you don't have to be a Trump supporter for it to be obvious that you Todd, have an extreme bias. Yet all of us are stuck with two unappealing choices for President this time around. One of the two has been successful in the private sector. Trump actually managed to turn a 5 million or so inheritance into a net worth of 2 billion or so today. During Trump's Presidency the average American's financial situation got better, unless they were fooled and couldn't read their bank statements. So here we are.
@PragmaticKennedyDemocrat4mos4MO
This week he killed border improvements, for political reasons.
As for his debt, the buck stops with the president. He also is responsible for 2021 as starts 10/1/2020 and runs for 4 months under him, while he sets up the rest of the budget year.
By the way, our trade deficit went up 100B$/year under Trump.
And he had 6 major business bankruptcies with his name on them, before becoming president.
No financial titan.
