@cd329
Typical maga troll. yeah i meant bump stock for their guns. Cause this is really something any person needs. Why dont you head down to florida and you can wax trumps limo for him or other objects
"I caught a live one!" 
You know nothing about me obviously..... You also don't know how to properly troll MAGA either as it was Trump's administration who banned the bump stocks 
Good try, better luck next time
Seventy-seven percent of the Trump administration’s additions to the national debt were attributable to bipartisan legislation, while 23 percent came from bills with little to no bipartisan support.
For the Biden administration, 29 percent of additional debt has come from bipartisan laws, while 71 percent came from unilateral decisions.
Both Trump and Biden spent their first two years in office with their parties in control of both chambers of Congress before the House flipped during the midterm elections of each of their terms. Budgetary pressures have intensified over the course of the Biden administration as the deficit ballooned following the fiscal measures passed in the wake of the pandemic. U.S. debt increased by more than $3 trillion between the first and second quarters of 2020 and has risen more steeply in recent years than in those prior to the pandemic....
So let's do the math here.
During Trump Admin bipartisan action was responsible for 77% of debt, that is $6.468 trillion that both dems and repubs responsible for. That leaves Trump himself and repubs responsible for 23% or $1.932 trillion.
On the flip side, bipartisan is only responsible for 29% under Biden, which is $1.247 trillion and Biden/dems responsible for the other 71% that is $3.053 trillion.
So Trump $1.932 and Biden $3.053
Got it!
@UNIMAN
Well that looks curious to me because I am of the belief that both sides dont give a crap about debt, not since Clinton has congress cared about running up the deficit so when you throw terms out there it kind of does not make sense.
What was the makeup of the political body of Trump vs Biden? I think the issue about bipartisanship under Biden is the way Trump has built up a wall of disdain and hatred from party to party. It used to be something of a positive that two parties who disagree work out a compromise and accomplish running the country. Now it seems that things do not get done unless you are part of the clique extremist collective on both sides.
You cant suggest that stat AND not correlate it with efforts to run a balanced budget or at least make fake attempts to come off as fiscally responsible. I dont see either side even trying to be fiscally responsible it is only which partisan narrative gets the cash versus cutting spending and not pigging out on debt.
When was the last time the GOP ran a platform of fiscal responsibility and tried to get the country behind the concept of fiscal responsibility? That would convince your argument not which party spends versus agreeing and spending bipartisan.
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