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More winning from hell at running with the 45 curse. As a result of four deplorable years with this lawlessly hacked in Putin ass-et tRump on a rampage against humanity and civilization, the 45 tyrant and his sold out republicans have added a total of $7 trillion to the national debt. Yet of course, tRump will continue to have his kool aid drinking and un American hell bound kissers with their lips stuck to his ass all the way to hell as traitors and enemies against Democracy and humanity:
Trump took office in January 2017 after promising to eliminate the national debt during his presidency. When he took the presidential oath, the national debt stood at about $19.95 trillion. As of August of this year, the national debt was estimated to stand at about $26.73 trillion—an increase of about $6.78 trillion during Trump's tenure and a drastically different result from what the president promised.
While trillions of dollars have been added to the national debt over the past few months due to massive financial stimulus spending to address the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, economists point out that the debt was already increasing significantly prior to the COVID-19 outbreak. Before the pandemic, the debt had increased to more than $23 trillion in January. This occurred despite strong economic growth during Trump's first three years in office."
https://www.newsweek.com/under-trum...9yDwBglV8IbCbJyYMdsjIld7WwSHD2Tw8NnWlKsRIjhA0
Trump took office in January 2017 after promising to eliminate the national debt during his presidency. When he took the presidential oath, the national debt stood at about $19.95 trillion. As of August of this year, the national debt was estimated to stand at about $26.73 trillion—an increase of about $6.78 trillion during Trump's tenure and a drastically different result from what the president promised.
While trillions of dollars have been added to the national debt over the past few months due to massive financial stimulus spending to address the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, economists point out that the debt was already increasing significantly prior to the COVID-19 outbreak. Before the pandemic, the debt had increased to more than $23 trillion in January. This occurred despite strong economic growth during Trump's first three years in office."
https://www.newsweek.com/under-trum...9yDwBglV8IbCbJyYMdsjIld7WwSHD2Tw8NnWlKsRIjhA0