Let's ignore Trump's latest felony violations of the Logan Act to look at his performance as president.
He was one sick lying POS who completed the task of heading the US into bankruptcy after Bush-Cheney said it is much more important to have low taxes for our donors, the rich and corporations, than to keep paying down the deficits like Clinton.
Timing of the debt gets tricky and how long should it be counted and fiscal years vs. calendar years, so I'lll use the Committee For a Responsible Federal Budget again.
The major actions approved by President Trump (and ten-year impact with interest) include:
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 ($1.9 trillion debt increase)
The Bipartisan Budget Acts of 2018 and 2019 ($2.1 trillion debt increase)
ACA Tax Delays and Repeals ($539 billion debt increase)
Health Executive Actions ($456 billion debt increase)
Other Legislation ($310 billion debt increase)
New and Increased Tariffs ($443 billion debt reduction)
The CARES Act ($1.9 trillion debt increase)
The Response & Relief Act ($983 billion debt increase)
Other COVID Relief ($756 billion debt increase)
How Much Debt Has President Biden Approved?
Over his first three years and five months in office, President Biden has approved $4.3 trillion of new ten-year borrowing, or $2.2 trillion when excluding the American Rescue Plan Act. This includes $6.2 trillion of deficit-increasing legislation and actions, offset by $1.9 trillion of legislation and actions scored as reducing the deficit.
These estimates are based on scores of legislation and executive actions rather than retrospective estimates and do not include preliminary rules, unexecuted “side deals,” or actions ruled illegal by the Supreme Court. Updated scores and in-process actions would increase the total. For example, an updated estimate would likely wipe away the $252 billion of scored savings from the Inflation Reduction Act,4 the informal FRA side deals would reduce its savings by about $500 billion, and the new student debt cancellation plan could cost $250 to $750 billion.
Total $8.4 Trillion in 10-year debt approved by Trump.
And $4.3 net 10-year debt approved by Biden.
The major actions approved by President Biden so far (and ten-year impact with interest) include:
Appropriations for FY 2022 and 2023 ($1.4 trillion debt increase)
The Honoring Our PACT Act ($520 billion debt increase)
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law ($439 billion debt increase)
Other Legislation ($422 billion debt increase)
Student Debt Actions ($620 billion debt increase)
Other Executive Actions ($548 billion debt increase)
The Fiscal Responsibility Act ($1.5 trillion debt reduction)
The Inflation Reduction Act ($252 billion debt reduction)
Deficit-Reducing Executive Actions ($129 billion debt reduction)
The American Rescue Plan Act ($2.1 trillion debt increase)
Both of these presidents were not good debt stewards, but Trump managed to be worse while lying constantly along with the other Republicans chiming in about how trickle-down would solve the problem, just you wait.
During the next presidential term, the national debt is projected to reach a record share of the economy, interest costs are slated to surge, the debt limit will re-emerge, discretionary spending caps and major tax cuts are scheduled to expire, and major trust funds will be hurtling toward insolvency.
Ever since FDR, Republicans have always claimed Democrats cause all the debt with government programs while having worse federal debt records with their tax-cuts-and-keep-spending policies.
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