Biden and Trump Clash Over National Debt Impact

New analyses reveal conflicting views on fiscal responsibility and future economic risks under both administrations.

Recent reports show Biden's first three years added $4.7 trillion to the national debt, while Trump's first three years added $2.5 trillion.
The Congressional Budget Office projects the fiscal 2024 deficit at $1.9 trillion, nearly matching Russia's GDP.
Critics argue Biden's policies, including student loan forgiveness and healthcare expansions, have driven deficits higher.
Trump's administration also faced criticism for significant borrowing, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Experts warn that rising interest expenses and dependency on foreign funding could threaten U.S. financial stability.