Comments by "Kair Idon" (@kairidon3363) on "This country just elected its own Donald Trump: Piers Morgan" video.

I wonder if he'll add $7.8 trillion to their debt, like Trump did.
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@pk7ghalm23 Deficit by year: 2020 $3.13 trillion (Trump) (Biden) 2021 $2.77 trillion 2022 $1.38 trillion 2.77 + 1.38 = 4.15
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@pk7ghalm23 Factually incorrect. What conspiracy peddler did you get your data from?
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@pk7ghalm23 I know you MAGATs struggle with counting, try to understand this: Deficit by year: 2020 $3.13 trillion (Trump) (Biden) 2021 $2.77 trillion 2022 $1.38 trillion 2023 $1.70 trillion 2.77 + 1.38 + 1.70 = 5.85 5.85 < 7.1
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@pk7ghalm23 Thank you Trump for FAILING to manage Covid. And thanks for leaving Biden with a RECORD DEFICIT and falling revenues.
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@pk7ghalm23 You're right! The deficit adds to the debt. So, a deficit of $3.13 trillion, adds $3.13 trillion to what was there before. Do your numbers exclude added revenues?
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@pk7ghalm23 I'm $10 in debt. Today, I earned $5 and spent $8. Did I increase my debt by $8 or $3?
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@pk7ghalm23 Incorrect. My numbers are straight from the Treasury which counts spending and revenue every year. The deficit (or surplus, before W. Bush) is the difference.
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@pk7ghalm23 Do your numbers include future spending? Should we count how much money Trump's tax cuts will cost us over 100 years?
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@pk7ghalm23 Actually he did. He could have managed Covid. He FAILED to do that and created a crisis. It's not like the whole world FAILED as Trump did. Japan had a 1/10th of our d34th rate. Why? Masks, testing and social distancing. Things Trump FAILED to encourage (and would have been cheaper).
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@pk7ghalm23 Yes. Which includes added revenue like the minimum %15 tax on billion dollar companies. Which includes investments that will lead to growth (and revenue). Is there something in the bill you think was waste? Be specific.
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@pk7ghalm23 We're getting off topic. The deficit is the amount of money added to the debt by year. Biden will add less to the debt over 4 years than Trump did.
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