Trump Adds $4.1 Trillion To National Debt. Here's Where The Money Went

Once President Trump signs the budget deal that was passed by the House on Thursday and is expected to be approved by the Senate in a few days, he will have added $4.1 trillion to the national debt, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. The total national debt surpassed $22 trillion in February.

Trump adds $4.1 trillion to national debt. Here's where the money went

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Let me know when he hits $10 Trillion then I'll discuss it with you Socialists.
 
lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!
 
Just like W and O, no doubt the money goes to the .1% in a big way. Yet Americans think the two parties are different.
 
lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!
Marx would be proud of you. The United States of America and our Constitutional Republic have given you everything you ignorant prick. If you can’t see that, or be gracious for that everyday...then you’re a prick.
 
lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!


Really, I'm middle class and my net worth has increased, go figure.

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Trump got his wall money from the pentagon...SCOTUS just sided with Trump...another win.....:dance:
 
lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!


Really, I'm middle class and my net worth has increased, go figure.

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you're one of the lucky ones.


Luck had nothing to do with it. People who don't make smart decisions are parted form their money, most quite voluntarily. I've never paid more than 70 bucks for a new cell phone, I look for value, not the latest fad.

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lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!


Really, I'm middle class and my net worth has increased, go figure.

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you're one of the lucky ones.


Luck had nothing to do with it. People who don't make smart decisions are parted form their money, most quite voluntarily. I've never paid more than 70 bucks for a new cell phone, I look for value, not the latest fad.

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value you can trust?
 
lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!


Really, I'm middle class and my net worth has increased, go figure.

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you're one of the lucky ones.


Luck had nothing to do with it. People who don't make smart decisions are parted form their money, most quite voluntarily. I've never paid more than 70 bucks for a new cell phone, I look for value, not the latest fad.

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value you can trust?


Yep. Consumer reports and ratings are your friend. I drive a 15 year old vehicle with 501,000 miles on it. I take care of what I have so I don't have to replace it all the time.

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lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!


Really, I'm middle class and my net worth has increased, go figure.

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you're one of the lucky ones.


Luck had nothing to do with it. People who don't make smart decisions are parted form their money, most quite voluntarily. I've never paid more than 70 bucks for a new cell phone, I look for value, not the latest fad.

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value you can trust?


Yep. Consumer reports and ratings are your friend. I drive a 15 year old vehicle with 501,000 miles on it. I take care of what I have so I don't have to replace it all the time.

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so you are cheap. your sons must be delighted!
 
Really, I'm middle class and my net worth has increased, go figure.

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you're one of the lucky ones.


Luck had nothing to do with it. People who don't make smart decisions are parted form their money, most quite voluntarily. I've never paid more than 70 bucks for a new cell phone, I look for value, not the latest fad.

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value you can trust?


Yep. Consumer reports and ratings are your friend. I drive a 15 year old vehicle with 501,000 miles on it. I take care of what I have so I don't have to replace it all the time.

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so you are cheap. your sons must be delighted!


Don't have any, thank you.

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lets look at this another way.

in the last 20 years, rich people have seen a 20 trillion dollar increase in their wealth, while the middle class has lost 1 trillion

i'm not a PHd in economics, but that sounds bad!

Rich people are ambitious and tend to be motivated by MORE....Middle classers hate working weekends and tend to be complacent cruisers.
There you go...TA-DA!
 

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