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Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin

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4. The way the article was written

Reply to druidity33 (Reply #3)

Thu Jan 19, 2023, 09:55 PM

Jan 2023

But I'll correct it.

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Snopes: Was Nearly 25% of the US National Debt Incurred During Trump Administration? [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2023 OP

Jolly usually knows what he's talking about. elleng Jan 2023 #1

Kickin' Faux pas Jan 2023 #2

Typo? Shouldn't it be Trillion? nt druidity33 Jan 2023 #3

The way the article was written Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2023 #4

weird... from the article... druidity33 Jan 2023 #5

On second thought $3.7 billion is the COVID package Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2023 #8

I Believe That Is A Typo DallasNE Jan 2023 #15

Reagan trippled the national debt. n/t spike jones Jan 2023 #6

Yep, that good ol' trickle down voodoo economics groundloop Jan 2023 #10

+1 peppertree Jan 2023 #19

Republican tax cuts for the rich put us all in debt. Captain Zero Jan 2023 #24

Not quite a bumper sticker... Hermit-The-Prog Jan 2023 #31

You should not be able to turn around without seeing this fact posted somewhere. Scrivener7 Jan 2023 #7

Yet it's not a front page story in the liberal media. onecaliberal Jan 2023 #11

So frustrating. Scrivener7 Jan 2023 #12

THIS !!!! ☝🏾☝🏾☝🏾 uponit7771 Jan 2023 #16

By Design BOSSHOG Jan 2023 #9

There Is A Glaring Typo... GB_RN Jan 2023 #13

+1 peppertree Jan 2023 #14

This is from the Snopes website: progressoid Jan 2023 #17

For he's a Jolly good fellow -- I generally like David Jolly's take on things Hekate Jan 2023 #18

Two Santas since 1974 Kennah Jan 2023 #20

Why is this not the #1 story nationally malaise Jan 2023 #21

So they play the conservative card when Emile Jan 2023 #22

Maybe they just don't want to. calimary Jan 2023 #26

GOP will solve this with tax cuts IronLionZion Jan 2023 #23

Rethugs are fiscally irresponsible Takket Jan 2023 #25

Apparently, Drumpf's management style translated nicely from private sector to public. BobTheSubgenius Jan 2023 #27

well they were showing how they govern, with somebody else's money. republianmushroom Jan 2023 #28

K&R Thanks for posting. n/t TeamProg Jan 2023 #29

This was posted on another DU thread today FakeNoose Jan 2023 #30

Note also that those 'Bush 2' deficits EXCLUDE war spending (after 2002) peppertree Jan 2023 #37

Here's the chart from the link Tickle Jan 2023 #32

The percentage is actually higher Old Crank Jan 2023 #33

Mention it wherever you can gratuitous Jan 2023 #34

We should always use Percent increase IbogaProject Jan 2023 #35

The question is why David Jolly identified as a republican in the first place. Mr. Evil Jan 2023 #36

The name TRUMP is synonymous with loans, borrowing, debt, etc. Blue Owl Jan 2023 #38