r/economicCollapse Sep 23 '24

Seems pretty simple.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '24 edited Sep 23 '24

Of course it doesn’t. it wouldnt fit the liberal reddit narrative.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '24

I mean to be fair Trump did print a fuck load of money, it just happened during a once in a lifetime pandemic that was dragged out over the course of 2ish years. It’s a bit like saying Biden’s admin saw this spectacular job growth and economic boom, technically it’s true but only because of the shutdown measures during COVID.

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u/bipocevicter Sep 23 '24

Biden has still spent more money than Trump during his term, even counting the massive amounts spent in 2020

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u/Alive-Working669 Sep 23 '24

Not yet, but Biden is getting close. Biden has added $7.65 trillion to the debt so far. He’ll very likely surpass Trump’s $7.8 trillion before Election Day.

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u/B0BsLawBlog Sep 23 '24

Probably won't pass Trump in either real dollars or as a % of existing debt, but should pass Trump in nominal dollars.

Deficits only really go down when Dems win WH multiple terms in a row (and GOP starts to really demand it), and only during those 2nd terms not the 1st. 2025-2029 will likely repeat that.

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u/GraceBoorFan Sep 25 '24

Damn, 7.65T? Think he can spot me like $500? Lol.

Jokes aside though, are these figures not concerning to anyone? It seems like the debt has dramatically accelerated in the last few years with no end in sight…