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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: bruwin who wrote (1107715)1/2/2019 1:18:46 PM
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R U too stupid to read & understand YOUR OWN tables??? Or is your purpose to just LIE & DECEIVE?? 2009/2010 was dealing with the republican bailouts and real estate scam of wall street and it's "insurance" AIG...Once Obama fixed that republican mess, take a look what happened to the % of debt growth vs the YEARLY % INCREASE of debt from republicans:
Republican Bush 2008: debt grew +11.4%
Republican Bush 2009: debt grew +18.8% (republican created great recession IMPLOSION)
Democrat Obama 2010: debt growth drops -5% from 2009 Republican created great recession IMPLOSION
Democrat Obama 2011: debt growth down another -9.7% from 2009 Republican created great recession IMPLOSION
Democrat Obama 2012: debt growth down another -10.2% from 2009 Republican created great recession IMPLOSION
Democrat Obama 2013: debt growth down another -14.4% from 2009 Republican created great recession IMPLOSION
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Democrat Obama 2015: debt growth down another -17% from 2009 Republican created great recession IMPLOSION
Republican POS Putin ckholder trump 2018: DEBT EXPLODES UP $1.7 TRILLION to $21,9 TRILLION or +8.1%...THE LARGEST INCREASE IN US DEBT DOLLARS IN US HISTORY DURING A NON-RECESSION YEAR!!!!!!
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