For the first time in history, the U.S. national debt has topped $34 trillion.
That’s approximately $100,000 for every single person in the country.
The national debt has topped $34 trillion for the first time ever.
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 3, 2024
Here's Biden claiming he "literally" cut the debt "in half," "by $1.7 billion," "by $7 billion," "by $1.4 trillion," and "by $1.7 trillion."
(He's lying — he has added to the debt)pic.twitter.com/qcRJ2hSlhs
Don’t ask Biden about the national debt — he doesn’t know what it is. Biden has claimed he "literally" cut the national debt "in half," "by $7 billion," "by $1.4 trillion," "by $1.7 billion,” "by $1.7 trillion," and so on.
But Biden hasn’t cut anything; he has added to the national debt at a far faster rate than his predecessors. The skyrocketing debt comes as the inflationary policies of Biden and Democrats “have undoubtedly resulted in higher deficits, not small ones.”
Recall: Biden refused to consider House Republicans’ plan to address the national debt.
In short, massive deficits, spending, and debt are the “new normal” under Biden.
