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America’s First Convicted Felon President

Hey, @johnhugh, imagine looking at this table and somehow finding a way to absolve Joe Biden of responsibility for inflation:

Total Budget​
As % of GDP​
Receipts
Outlays
Surplus
GDP
Receipts
Outlays
Surplus
2016​
3,268​
3,853​
-585​
18,582​
17.6​
20.7​
-3.1​
2017​
3,316​
3,982​
-665​
19,317​
17.2​
20.6​
-3.4​
2018​
3,330​
4,109​
-779​
20,369​
16.3​
20.2​
-3.8​
2019​
3,463​
4,447​
-984​
21,224​
16.3​
21​
-4.6​
2020​
3,421​
6,550​
-3,129​
21,000​
16.3​
31.2​
-14.9​
2021​
3,581​
7,250​
-3,669​
22,030​
16.3​
32.9​
-16.7​
2022​
4,174​
6,011​
-1,837​
23,500​
17.8​
25.6​
-7.8​
2023​
4,641​
6,013​
-1,372​
24,563​
18.9​
24.5​
-5.6​
2024​
4,828​
6,187​
-1,359​
25,537​
18.9​
24.2​
-5.3​
https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/federal-budget-receipts-and-outlays
One largely unpartisan tidbit I do want to point about this chart that might not jump out at you right away.... notice the trajectory of our tax receipts during this period of soaring inflation. Lefties and righties...take a look and tell me what you see....

2026's total receipts is expected to top 5.3 trillion. Soak that in a minute and then tell me either party is truly worried about inflation.... :rolleyes:
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