Submitted by 00derek t3_10i05as in dataisbeautiful
historycat95 t1_j5bpjzv wrote
Correct.
Now look at deficits. Debt keeps going up until we decrease deficits.
And one party has a great track record of decreasing deficits for the past 40 years of White House control.
LoveTendies t1_j5brtuy wrote
While the other party has a great track record of massively cutting taxes mostly for the extremely wealthy, sending the deficit through the roof. Case in point, we had a budget surplus when Clinton left office. W said that meant Americans were being overcharged and pushed for big tax cuts, putting us right back into deficits. Most recently Trump did it, making a big deficit bigger.
DCBoyz4life t1_j5dls9w wrote
Clinton did a lot to accomplish that like selling off emergency oil supply and huge cuts in military spending. Not saying right or wrong, just that he didn’t wave a wand to magically cut the deficit.
gnugoo t1_j5enq04 wrote
Yet despite the massive corporate tax cuts, the layoffs still came.
Zarathustra30 t1_j5ccr4d wrote
This is why Calculus/DiffEq should be taught in high school. Related rate problems describe the universe. You can't just look at totals, but rates of change.
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