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  • lol….we love u Quemala

  • Capitalism kills u at the end, Socialism kills u at the beginning.

  • Excellent now we can recharge more Teslas…

  • Americans consume about 50 billion hamburgers annually…

  • Well done patriot

  • They look about the same…

  • Probably make more money making YouTube videos on gameplay strategies…

  • lol….ACA premiums have gone up every year. Sometimes well over 100%. Especially in the early years…

  • Well done… keep it coming patriots….

  • Well that is very nice…..keep it coming patriots…

  • Clarice

  • Whatever u do, don’t look at treelaw sub Reddit…

  • Well then let’s bring back BIll…..

  • Et tu Brute….

  • Over the course of President Trump’s four years in office, the gross national debt grew from $19.95 trillion to $27.75 trillion – a $7.8 trillion increase (debt held by the public – the more economically-meaningful measure of debt – grew by $7.2 trillion over this period). However, much of this borrowing was due to policies put in place before President Trump took office or due to unexpected changes in circumstance. Debt was already projected to grow by about $3 trillion for the four years of his term when President Trump took office, and some of the additional debt accrued was also the direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic and recession. It’s also important to note that the government was holding an unusually large $1.6 trillion in cash when President Trump left office, which inflated the growth in debt relative to the deficit run during his time in office.

  • While we are at it.. let’s get rid of the whole 50% 50% bull.

  • Over the course of President Trump’s four years in office, the gross national debt grew from $19.95 trillion to $27.75 trillion – a $7.8 trillion increase (debt held by the public – the more economically-meaningful measure of debt – grew by $7.2 trillion over this period). However, much of this borrowing was due to policies put in place before President Trump took office or due to unexpected changes in circumstance. Debt was already projected to grow by about $3 trillion for the four years of his term when President Trump took office, and some of the additional debt accrued was also the direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic and recession. It’s also important to note that the government was holding an unusually large $1.6 trillion in cash when President Trump left office, which inflated the growth in debt relative to the deficit run during his time in office.

  • He needs a TDS vaccination…

  • Biden added 8 trillion…