How did Trump spend more than Biden?

[OddBeMe]

Breakdown of their terms in office. Covid is delineated…and Biden still spent less.

Biden: less than half - not counting Covid (dark red)

[DrPepper12]

Trump doesn't call himself "The King of Debt" for no reason. Multiple bankruptcies, in court with creditors for 50 years and bankrupting a casino. A CASINO!!!

Worst biz man on the planet. Even his own biz attys won't meet with him individually cuz he'll deny saying things and his own legal team needs multiple witnesses to push back.

[OhLongJohnsoning]

@DrPepper12 multiple bankruptcies, multiple cheating and divorce scandals

Yet, because he got roe overturned, his sycophants are willing to look past it

aren't you, REPUBLICUCKS?

[msc545]

Trump has his nose in the butts of rich conservatives who want even more money.

[exitseven]

Not counting covid Trump spent a little bit more than Biden. However Trump rebuilt the military, created the Space Force, invested in energy development, and many infrastructure projects.

Biden spent money on Ukraine, illegal aliens and billions on 8 charging stations.

[DryGermanGuy]

Please name Trump’s many infrastructure projects.

[exitseven]

@DryGermanGuy here are a few
In early June 2019, President Trump signed a disaster relief and recovery bill worth $19 billion (~$22.3 billion in 2023). The Additional Supplemental Appropriations for Disaster Relief Act of 2019 includes $3 billion (~$3.53 billion in 2023) for the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers to repair damages inflicted by natural disasters in the previous three years and to invest in resiliency and flood protection, unlocks $8.9 billion in disaster relief for Puerto Rico and offers an additional $900 million to help the territory recover from Hurricane Maria. This bill also provides additional resources to the U. S. Forest Service for wildfire suppression activities. Some $1.6 billion is allocated to repairing roads and bridges post-disaster through the Federal Highway Administration's Emergency Relief Fund.[29]

The Act also provides financial assistance to the U. S. Marine Corps base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, which sustained $3 billion worth of damages by Hurricane Florence.[29]

In early July 2020, President Trump approved federal aid going to Missouri after the state was battered by severe storms in early May. Preliminary estimates suggest repairing all the infrastructure damage could cost $9.3 million. Missouri Governor Mike Parson said federal money would fund the repairs and replacements of electrical power equipment, roads, bridges, and other public works.

[exitseven]

In October 2018, President Trump signed into law the America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018, allocating more than $6 billion (~$7.17 billion in 2023) on water infrastructure spending of all kinds.[100] This bipartisan bill authorizes the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers to manage water resource projects and policies nationwide. It also authorizes federal funding for various water infrastructure projects, including the expansion of water storage capabilities, and upgrades to wastewater, drinking and irrigation systems.[101] This bill includes some $2.2 billion (~$2.59 billion in 2023) for a coastal barrier Texas, protecting it from flood in the future.
In early April 2020, the Trump administration issued $25 billion (~$29 billion in 2023) in emergency funding for public transportation networks across the United States facing a precipitous drop in ridership due to the COVID-19 pandemic

He also got over 400 miles of border wall built. He had already bought and paid for the remainder of the wall but Joe Biden ordered thst it not be installed and just lay on the ground to rust after taxpayers already paid for it.

He had many others but these are good examples of what he accomplished. He proposed others but they never passed the democrst senate.

[madgoat]

Yeah.. but apart from that...

[OddBeMe]

That was basic presidencing on legislation from Congress. Trump left half the government unmanned and had zero orinigal ideas except “tax cuts” which didn’t work. Because Wall Street doesn’t hire Americans anymore they just buy back their own stock.

[exitseven]

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The tax cuts worked. It was mostly a middle class tax cut. My taxes were cut nearly $4000. i would not call that "crumbs".. Unmanning half the government is a lie. The government is a bloated, wasteful organization. Layer after layer of administrators that spend more time calculating how big their pensions will be than doing actual work would never be tolerated in a business that actually had to show a profit.
Trump signed off on bills that actually benefitted the public, supported citizens that were affected by natural disasters and public works such as clean water and air.

[OddBeMe]

If you say so. That would put you in upper 10% of incomes…which is doubtful.

[exitseven]

The government says I am actually in the top 10 percent income. It sure as hell does not feel like it

[OddBeMe]

Hey, congrats. can't prove it or disprove it. But masel tav

[Sevenpointfive]

trump spent to help america. bidens number (which is total bullshit and you know it) was for foreign aid. nope? for his neurology bills?

[OddBeMe]

Dumbest answer yet.

[Sevenpointfive]

yeah, but it was also the smartest

[Still-alive]

i bet a large portion of that is legal fees lol

[normalice]

Without exception, republicans are con artists.