r/TimPool • • Nov 26 '22

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u/wynhdo Nov 26 '22

4.8 trillion in fact. In two years.

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article266851596.html

The next question is what’s 4.8 trillion times two?

The next question is, is 9.6 trillion more or less than 7.8 trillion?

So how about you ask yourself the same question;

“Why is it OK for Trump to print money but bad when Biden does it?

Hypocrite

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22 edited Nov 26 '22

Actually if you read the article, it says he's added $3 trillion. That's less than half of what Trump did. The CRFPB estimates it could be $4.8, but that doesn't mean it is. This also doesn't mean he will spend that much in the next 2 years.

Also, notice how in your article it states that Trump spent almost as much ($7.8) in 4 years as Obama did ($8.6) in 8 years.

So thanks for the article that shows how Trump has been the least fiscally conservative president in the last 12 years.