Эти несчастные 1400 баксов у насу всех отберут теми налогами которые повысит бидон. Опять-же посмотрим на сколько он повисит госдолг. Трамп увеличил всего на 33%, в отличие от Обамы, который увеличил на 74%. Причем основной набор долга у Трампа был за 2020 год = ковидла.

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A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.
Edward Abbey

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На надо нагло лгать именно мне, которая неоднократно писала поо увеличение госдолга при Трампе и до Ковида, что его прозвали королем Долга,поэтому он так сильно экономил на том,чтобы дать что то людям, зная , что Макконелл будет тянуть, к счастью, ни один из них уже не имеет прежнего влияния... и не забывай, увеличения дефицита при яОьаме ьыло связано с борьбой с финансовым кризисом 2008, который ему достался от Буша- младшего , не говоря про его войны!

Donald Trump Built a National Debt So Big (Even Before the Pandemic) That It’ll Weigh Down the Economy for Years

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https://www.propublica.org/article/national-debt-trump?fbclid=IwAR34jbze2Ef62O06T0ExW6B4mhB4-oJhRK9Rl_2XFOeDoLJTzoI04Co1OdQ

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The national debt has risen by almost $7.8 trillion during Trump’s time in office. That’s nearly twice as much as what Americans owe on student loans, car loans, credit cards and every other type of debt other than mortgages, combined, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It amounts to about $23,500 in new federal debt for every person in the country.

The growth in the annual deficit under Trump ranks as the third-biggest increase, relative to the size of the economy, of any U.S. presidential administration, according to a calculation by a leading Washington budget maven, Eugene Steuerle, co-founder of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center. And unlike George W. Bush and Abraham Lincoln, who oversaw the larger relative increases in deficits, Trump did not launch two foreign conflicts or have to pay for a civil war.

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Economists agree that we needed massive deficit spending during the COVID-19 crisis to ward off an economic cataclysm, but federal finances under Trump had become dire even before the pandemic. That happened even though the economy was booming and unemployment was at historically low levels. By the Trump administration’s own description, the pre-pandemic national debt level was already a “crisis” and a “grave threat.”

The combination of Trump’s 2017 tax cut and the lack of any serious spending restraint helped both the deficit and the debt soar. So when the once-in-a-lifetime viral disaster slammed our country and we threw more than $3 trillion into COVID-19-related stimulus, there was no longer any margin for error.

Our national debt has reached immense levels relative to our economy, nearly as high as it was at the end of World War II. But unlike 75 years ago, the massive financial overhang from Medicare and Social Security will make it dramatically more difficult to dig ourselves out of the debt ditch

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Falling deeper into the red is the opposite of what Trump, the self-styled “King of Debt,” said would happen if he became president. In a March 31, 2016, interview with Bob Woodward and Robert Costa of The Washington Post, Trump said he could pay down the national debt, then about $19 trillion, “over a period of eight years” by renegotiating trade deals and spurring economic growth.

After he took office, Trump predicted that economic growth created by the 2017 tax cut, combined with the proceeds from the tariffs he imposed on a wide range of goods from numerous countries, would help eliminate the budget deficit and let the U.S. begin to pay down its debt. On July 27, 2018, he told Sean Hannity of Fox News: “We have $21 trillion in debt. When this [the 2017 tax cut] really kicks in, we’ll start paying off that debt like it’s water.”

Nine days later, he tweeted, “Because of Tariffs we will be able to start paying down large amounts of the $21 trillion in debt that has been accumulated, much by the Obama Administration.”

That’s not how it played out. When Trump took office in January 2017, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office was projecting that federal budget deficits would be 2% to 3% of our gross domestic product during Trump’s term. Instead, the deficit reached nearly 4% of gross domestic product in 2018 and 4.6% in 2019.

There were multiple culprits. Trump’s tax cuts, especially the sharp reduction in the corporate tax rate to 21% from 35%, took a big bite out of federal revenue. The CBO estimated in 2018 that the tax cut would increase deficits by about $1.9 trillion over 11 years.

Meanwhile, Trump’s claim that increased revenue from the tariffs would help eliminate (or at least reduce) our national debt hasn’t panned out. In 2018, Trump’s administration began hiking tariffs on aluminum, steel and many other products, launching what became a global trade war with China, the European Union and other countries.

The tariffs did bring in additional revenue. In fiscal 2019, they netted about $71 billion, up about $36 billion from President Barack Obama’s last year in office. But although $36 billion is a lot of money, it’s less than 1/750th of the national debt. That $36 billion could have covered a bit more than three weeks of interest on the national debt — that is, had Trump not unilaterally decided to send a chunk of the tariff revenue to farmers affected by his trade wars. Businesses that struggled as a result of the tariffs also paid fewer taxes, offsetting some of the increased tariff revenue.

By early 2019, the national debt had climbed to $22 trillion. Trump’s budget proposal for 2020 called it a “grave threat to our economic and societal prosperity” and asserted that the U.S. was experiencing a “national debt crisis.” However, that same budget proposal included substantial growth in the national debt.

By the end of 2019, the debt had risen to $23.2 trillion and more federal officials were sounding the alarm. “Not since World War II has the country seen deficits during times of low unemployment that are as large as those that we project — nor, in the past century, has it experienced large deficits for as long as we project,” Phillip Swagel, director of the CBO, said in January 2020.

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Weeks later, COVID-19 erupted and made the financial situation far worse. As of Dec. 31, 2020, the national debt had jumped to $27.75 trillion, up 39% from $19.95 trillion when Trump was sworn in. The government ended its 2020 fiscal year with the portion of the national debt owed to investors, the metric favored by the CBO, at around 100% of GDP. The CBO had predicted less than a year earlier that it would take until 2030 to reach that approximate level of debt. Including the trillions owed to various governmental trust funds, the total debt is now about 130% of GDP.

Normally, this is where we’d give you Trump’s version of events. But we couldn’t get anyone to give us Trump’s side. Judd Deere, a White House spokesman, referred us to the Office of Management and Budget, which is a branch of the White House.

OMB didn’t respond to our requests. The Treasury directed us to comments made by OMB director Russell Vought in October, in which he predicted that as the pandemic eases and economic growth rebounds, the “fiscal picture” will improve. The OMB blamed legislators for deficits when Trump submitted his proposed 2021 budget: “Unfortunately, the Congress continues to reject any efforts to restrain spending. Instead, they have greatly contributed to the continued ballooning of Federal debt and deficits, putting the Nation’s fiscal future at risk.”

Still, the deficit growth under Trump has been historic. Steuerle, of the Tax Policy Center, has done a comparison of every American president using a metric called the “primary deficit.” It’s defined as the deficit minus interest costs, because interest is the only budget expense that presidents and Congress can’t control unless they want to do the unthinkable and default on the debt. Steuerle examined the records of 45 presidents to see how the primary deficit had shrunk or grown relative to the size of the economy between the first and final years of each president’s administration.

Trump had the third-biggest primary deficit growth, 5.2% of GDP, behind only George W. Bush (11.7%) and Abraham Lincoln (9.4%). Bush, of course, not only passed a big tax cut, as Trump has, but also launched two wars, which greatly inflated the defense budget. Lincoln had to pay for the Civil War. By contrast, Trump’s wars have been almost entirely of the political variety.

Our national debt is now at its highest level relative to our economy since the end of World War II. After the war ended, the extraordinary military expenses disappeared, a postwar recovery began and the debt began to fall rapidly relative to the size of the economy.

But that’s not going to happen this time. When World War II ended 75 years ago, Social Security was in its infancy and Medicare didn’t exist. Today, many of our biggest and most rapidly growing expenses, especially Social Security and Medicare, are baked into the budget because of our nation’s aging population. These outlays are slated to rise sharply. Steuerle recently calculated that Social Security, health care and interest costs are projected to absorb 122% of the total growth in federal revenues from 2019 to 2030.

И так дальше неутешительного

https://www.propublica.org/article/national-debt-trump?fbclid=IwAR34jbze2Ef62O06T0ExW6B4mhB4-oJhRK9Rl_2XFOeDoLJTzoI04Co1OdQ

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То что у тебя был кол по матеметике мы уже давно все знаем. И не нафдо мне пихать хуйню написаную специально для таких тупых как ты.

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A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.
Edward Abbey

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Местные байдобабки ногами сучат в нетерпении,когда уже им эти 1400 выдадут.А тут опять к концу недели только подпишет старичок. А там когда ещё до них очередь дойдёт.
Можно ведь и не дожить.
И значит впустую своими кривыми руками -ногами за Джобая голосили.

Достаточно просто прочитать выделенное.

Не ври, у меня как раз с чем -с чем , а с этим было очень хорошо... о, помню в институте был экзамен по высшей математике за семестр, там столько городских из специальных школ провалили, что преподаватель за голову взялась откуда только их столько много насобирали, я удивилась, что сдала хорошо и без напряга... это меня никогда не волновало и не беспокоило!

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Лицемеры , как так можно???
Сенатор Республиканец от Миссисиппи Roger Wicker в своих твитах сегодня хвастался relief bill администрации Байдена перед своими изберателями, заверяя их, что финансовая Федеральная помощь им сейчас будет в самый раз.
Тот же самый Республиканский Сенатор Roger Wicker проголосовал против этого relief bill администрации Байдена.
Как вам многоходовочка? Решил два зайца ухватить сразу?

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"Не говорите, что мне нужно делать, и я не буду говорить, куда вам нужно идти."

A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.
Edward Abbey

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Glebz, давно понятно, что ты приехав в США в сильно взрослом возрасте и живя в русскоговорящий среде, Английский язык так и не выучил и элементарного экономического образования ты не имеешь, плюс твоя природная недалекость ума как и
Основной массы консервативного обывателя, в ваше число конечно не входят ТИПА «консервативные» политики, они просто вас Баранов держать в фискальных рамках консервативной политики, что бы вы им не мешали делать прибыль.
manonina дала тебе ссылки и графики как рос национальный долг в Трамп эру vs Обама.
[b]The annual deficit under Trump ranks as the third highest of any president in history, with the other two being former Presidents Abraham Lincoln and George W. Bush who both

твойграфик показывает что рост при трампе шел тем-же темпом что и при Обаме и резкий скачок был сделан именно с начала пандемии. Так что мои слова ты только подтвердила.

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"Не говорите, что мне нужно делать, и я не буду говорить, куда вам нужно идти."

A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government.
Edward Abbey

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Дура.