Analysis by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget shows that President Trump approved more new debt during his term compared to President Biden. Both candidates have different plans to tackle the deficit, with Trump focusing on tax cuts and immigration policies, while Biden aims to raise taxes on corporations and high-income earners. Experts are concerned about the impact of the growing federal deficits on the economy and the ability to absorb new federal borrowing.
Key Points
Trump approved $8.4 trillion in new 10-year borrowing compared to Biden's $4.3 trillion
Biden's approach includes raising taxes on corporations and high-income earners
Experts are concerned about the impact of growing federal deficits on the economy
Pros
Insightful analysis on the fiscal performance of Presidents Trump and Biden
Highlights the different approaches of the two candidates to tackle the deficit
Cons
Statements from campaign representatives may be biased