Take A Look At Our National Debt Since Trump Is President

[wise1ray]

During his time in office, President Donald Trump has managed to do something that no other president has succeeded in, and of course, we are talking about how Trump reduced the national debt at an unprecedented rate.

Back on Inauguration Day (January 20th), the national debt was at a massive $19,947,304,555,212.40, or $19,947 billion, since our former President Obama focused only on getting himself wealthy, and not actually doing anything productive for the country.

Well unlike him, President Trump is not in politics to get himself wealthy, so he has taken that number of national debt, and reduced it to $19,846.

The fact that this is still the beginning of Trump’s presidency and the debt has been cut by 0.5 percent ($101 billion) is amazing by itself, when you compare it to Obama, who grew the debt $400 million in his first two months.

If you ask us, this is one ground-breaking achievement for Trump and his administration, considering the fact that the rate of which the national debt has been growing over the past 10 years.



And for everyone asking, these numbers were officially provided from a day-to-day count by the Official U.S. Treasury website.

Honestly, when you think about it, President Trump sacrificed a lot for his success, which is why we need to unite and show him our support, and let us all hope that things will just keep getting better and better

[duke_john]

Make America great again!  Thanks, President Trump!

[JigSaw-II]

I hate to burst your bubble wise kid, but it will get worse before it gets better.  Oh and by the way, that's $19,947 'Trillion' not billion

[captain_kook]

I guess we'll get a monthly misrepresentation of this.

[duke_john]

True, kook.  We'll see the alt-leftists lying.

[chuck_curtis]

I am very happy with Trump's performance and he is really getting a bum rap because the establishment is opposed to it.   But, we shall overcome.  It is no longer business as usual in Washington.   

[keep-left]

[duke_john]

Once you said the Keystone pipeline will provide 35 (!) jobs, I had to stop at that lie, klefty.

At least try to make your lies believable.

[Truman62]

What will happen when lots of debt shows up, which is usually does in June/July?

Oh yeah, silence...