Comments by "Winsome Martinez" (@winsomemartinez) on "‘Missed the mark’: Americans give President Biden final report card for 2023" video.

  1. I am certain that many things are beyond you. Like passing high school.
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  2.  @TrumpAmerica-2024  The national debt on Jan. 19, 2017, the day before Donald Trump was inaugurated president, was $19,944,429,217,107. On Jan. 19, 2021, the day before Joe Biden was inaugurated, the debt was: $27,752,835,868,445 — about $7.8 trillion higher.
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  3. How about those PPP loans? That cost us $2.5 trillion.
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  4.  @angelapagano5235  Remember kid: Just say no 🚫 to insurrection!
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  5. ​ @angelapagano5235  You sad bro?
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  6.  @KTMsoldier1988  It is currently $33.17 trillion. 33.17 - 27.7 = 5.47 ÷ 3 = 1.82 x 4 = 7.29. $7.8 trillion > $7.29 trillion Now, US presidents are generally hammered by percentage increases to the national debt. The current leaderboard includes FDR (WWII), Hoover (WWI), Reagan (trickle-down I), W Bush (trickle-down II), Obama (financial meltdown I) and Trump (trickle-down III). If things hold steady Biden (financial meltdown II) will follow Trump. Now, wars happen and are usually outside control. Trickle-down is by intent and generally just shovels money from bottom to top. Financial meltdowns due to mismanagement are due to poor leadership, usually by the preceding president.
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  7. A+ on maga tear production alone.
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  8. PPP loan forgiveness? (That was $2.5 trillion to the debt)
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  9. Imagine waving a microphone that says Faux Nooz in peoples faces and pretending you'll get an honest sampling. May as well put a Confederate flag on it.
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  10.  @canman5060  Picking out a xi-bot from a ru-bot is easy. Want to know how? I bet that you do. 😏
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  11.  @KTMsoldier1988  An honest fiscal conservative (not one who is avariciously controlled) would need to admit that Reagan, W Bush, and Trump trickle-downs were egregious misuse of the public trust. They'd also admit to the mismanagement of W Bush, Trump, and Reagan/HW Bush as horrible. The only reason we didn't meltdown after Reagan/HW Bush was because of Slick Willy acting more fiscally conservative than his predecessors. In recent history, Republicans have made messes and Democrats have cleaned them. Before Trump found his calling lying to magas he admitted to this fact, saying the economy does better under Democrats than Republicans. You trust Trump's word don't you?
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  12.  @justtall47  Well, seeing as the stock market is a leading indicator (usually by 3 months or so) of overall economic health, I guess we'll see by late February or early March, won't we? Numbers don't lie, but people love lying about the numbers. Keep up the faith though, maybe your dream of bad things for America will come true. Maga???
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  13.  @justtall47  As far as I can tell, magas don't really want good things for America. They just want their Trump back. My question is always: why? When we needed a strong president in 2020 we got Trump instead. He had one crisis and stepped on his dk. It is the main reason he was fired.
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  14. PPP loan forgiveness? $2.5 TRILLION to the debt. No one says a word about that, ever.
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  15.  @Trumpsucks-hn7oh  Yep, Trump admin was passing out PPP loans like acid at Woodstock. The list of Republicans whose loans were written off is long, very long. $2.5 trillion > $300 billion
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  16.  @markrieger7034  Wgaf? Me, because I'm paying for it. $2.5 trillion > $300 billion
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  17.  @TrumpAmerica-2024  Remember kid: Just say no 🚫 to insurrection!!!
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  18.  @TrumpAmerica-2024  Donald Trump has more flippers than a pod of killer whales. 😳
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