Largest National Debt Increase In U.S. History Occurred During Donald Trump's First Term

'I Did The Math, Sean': James Carville Hits Hannity With Searing Fact Check On Live TV

The national debt — under Trump’s first term in office — grew by $7.8 trillion, the largest four-year increase in history, The Washington Post found last year.

Sunday Reading

Trump Wants Credit For Cutting The National Debt. Economists Say Not So Fast
'Most Liberal Governor' Rights Ship In Minnesota
Best Returns Since 1900 Came From These Markets
Wisconsin Senators Approve 31% Raise In Their Per Day Expenses
State's Image Has Turned Upside Down
Revoking Trade Deals Will Not Help American Middle Class
Stop Blaming India And China For The West's 300 Years Of Destroying The Environment
Neoliberalism: The Deep Story That Lies Beneath Donald Trump's Triumph
Judicial Originalism As Myth

Weekend Reading

Another Clinton-Trump Divide: High-Output America Vs. Low-Output America
Obama's Economic Record: An Assessment
The New Suburbia: More Urban
Bring This Up When A Conservative Mentions Obama's Doubled The National Debt
Fox News Screws Up Its Latest Lie
Kansas Offers Cautionary Tale For Trump's Tax Ambition
Republicans Call Obamacare A 'Failure.' These 7 Charts Show They Couldn't Be More Wrong
The Real "Takers" In America: The Unproductive, Rent-Extracting Rich
How To Be A Lawyer Without Going To Law School
Mesmerizing Commute Maps Reveal We All Live In Mega-Regions, Not Cities
Management Theory Is Becoming A Compendium Of Dead Ideas