Was Bill Clinton MAGA back in the day?

[Just_Ken]

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Epjzhp2wG/

[emeraldsaphire]

Calling Bill Clinton MAGA back in the 90s is a bit anachronistic. It's true that in general US politics has moved to the left, but Bill still held any views MAGA today woudn't like

[Agape93]

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[Snakeyes7]

He held similar views. So did Hillary, Obama, Pelosi and Schumer. Even Bernie Sanders said that open border policies were a Koch Brothers proposal.

[Phunk_Fenomenon]

technically yes, all Democrats used to kiss Trump's ass back in the 90s until he decided to switch parties on them

[Abbycado]

Trump increased the deficit $8 trillion first term and on track to do it again. Only to delusional fools is that a balanced budget.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

And Biden increased it by over $9 trillion. So?

[Amy10223]

@FrodoSkywalker007 Trump increased the National budget by almost 8 trillion on his first term only. So far he’s racked up more than 3.5 trillion in his second term. At least Joe did it for the betterment of the country.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@Amy10223 remember that Trumps term increases were connected to the same issue that Biden did it.

[Amy10223]

@FrodoSkywalker007 The only item shared by both presidents was the Jobs Act, and THAT was created by Obama in 2012. As for Trump, most of his deficit was created because he gave corporations the highest tax cuts that benefitted only the wealthy; and Biden's deficit grew as a result of Infrastructure improvement for bridges and roadways, social programs for students in universities, and for programs for the poor including SNAP food money addition and Medicaid.

During Trump's first three years in office, the number of Americans without health insurance increased by 4.6 million (16%), while his tax cuts favored the top earners, and failed to deliver on its promises, worsened income inequality, and eroded the country’s revenue needed to continue investment to critical programs like social security and medicine.

[Amy10223]

www.crfb.org/.../how-much-did-president-trump-add-debt

[Amy10223]

www.crfb.org/.../how-much-did-president-biden-add-debt

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@Amy10223 thank you for sending links that prove the largest increase under Trump was COVID relief.

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@Amy10223 also, thank you for providing a link that shows the largest item for Biden was the American Rescue Plan, which also further provided COVID relief.

Once again, thank you for proving my point.
Much appreciated ☺

[FrodoSkywalker007]

@Amy10223 furthermore, you will find the largest increase of any administration happened under Biden

https://www.us-debt-clock.com/presidents
budget.house.gov/.../the-consequences-of-debt

[Amy10223]

@FrodoSkywalker007 Really? That's not what this site says.
www.crfb.org/papers/trump-and-biden-national-debt

The major actions approved by President Trump (and ten-year impact with interest) include:
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 ($1.9 trillion debt increase)
The Bipartisan Budget Acts of 2018 and 2019 ($2.1 trillion debt increase)
ACA Tax Delays and Repeals ($539 billion debt increase)
Health Executive Actions ($456 billion debt increase)
Other Legislation ($310 billion debt increase)
New and Increased Tariffs ($443 billion debt reduction)
The CARES Act ($1.9 trillion debt increase)
The Response & Relief Act ($983 billion debt increase)
Other COVID Relief ($756 billion debt increase)

The major actions approved by President Biden so far (and ten-year impact with interest) include:
Appropriations for FY 2022 and 2023 ($1.4 trillion debt increase)
The Honoring Our PACT Act ($520 billion debt increase)
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law ($439 billion debt increase)
Other Legislation ($422 billion debt increase)
Student Debt Actions ($620 billion debt increase)
Other Executive Actions ($548 billion debt increase)
The Fiscal Responsibility Act ($1.5 trillion debt reduction)
The Inflation Reduction Act ($252 billion debt reduction)
Deficit-Reducing Executive Actions ($129 billion debt reduction)
The American Rescue Plan Act ($2.1 trillion debt increase)

The point is--under Biden people and the country itself was doing better, no matter what. Trump helped the top 2% of billionaires in the country--that was the gist of his national debt--and Biden helped more with Infrastructure and programs for people in need. How that money was spent makes a great difference.

[Anonymous]

Wasn’t Ronald Reagan the first president who originally said “make America greater again”?

[Amur8711]

Yes he would be considered a MAGA Neo Nazi by the leftists standards today.

[canamlusciouslad73]

Ray-Guns would be regarded a RINO ("Republican In Name Only") by the MAGA morons !!!

[FrodoSkywalker007]

The Democrat party has gone crazy. Even just 10 years ago they were a different party. Years of TDS and socialist/islamist infiltration have led to its demise.

[Cidknee]

Nah, but I think he held some of it. Republicans are close to yesterday's democrat in many ways. The dems of today are completely off the rails on a crazy train.

[Staximus]

Bill Clinton was pretty moderate for a scumbag

[Shiprex]

No hge wasn't that thick.

[strateguy632]

precisely!

[canamlusciouslad73]

No, just a racist horndog Arkansas phony.

[exitseven]

No he was HORNY.

[Anonymous]

Nooe