Almost $8 trillion of the national debt was added by former President Donald Trump — with the GOP’s help.

The White House has said President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan is fully paid for.

House Republicans are outraged that President Joe Biden plans to roll back parts of the 2017 Trump tax cuts.

Most GOP backers of a resolution to declare the national debt a ‘national security threat’ also backed Donald Trump’s tax cuts.

All five of the Republicans who are demanding a new debt commission voted recently to try to make Donald Trump’s tax cuts permanent.

But this time the people at the very top get no tax cut.

Republicans in the Senate want to permanently extend parts of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017.

They’ve spent $5.5 million in support of Sens. Susan Collins, Lindsey Graham, and David Perdue.

Trump promised annual growth of more than 4%. His Council of Economic Advisers just predicted this year won’t even reach 2.5%.

Donald Trump promised his tax cuts would bring 4%, 5%, and maybe even 6% growth. He got just 2.1% last quarter.

Much of the deficit has been fueled by Trump’s massive tax cuts for the rich.

Republicans promised that the tax law would be a boon to American workers, but that hasn’t happened.

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) said he was ‘proud to have stood up for fiscal sanity’ since becoming a congressman, despite openly supporting the deficit-busting tax legislation.

Trump frequently hammered Obama and Clinton over the national debt, but those concerns seemed to vanish as soon as he took office.

Republicans eliminated the state and local tax deduction, which disproportionally hurt taxpayers in blue states.

The Trump administration released the analysis during National School Lunch Week.

$100 billion is actually much less than $1 trillion.

Remember when he pledged a surprise tax cut for the middle class before the 2018 midterm elections? Don’t expect this one to happen either.

Trump’s escalating trade war with China completely wipes out the minuscule benefit most families would see from the GOP tax bill.

The senators, led by Ted Cruz (R-TX), claimed the move would benefit the economy, despite all the evidence to the contrary.

Economic growth slowed between 2017 and 2018, the first year after the Republican tax bill was signed into law.

GOP hard-liners are saying the deal is ‘fiscally irresponsible’ and should be vetoed.

Trump really wants the super-rich to get another break.

Sen. Chuck Grassley is upset that nonpartisan research debunked his lies about the GOP tax scam.

The man who came up with the debunked economic theory that Republicans have used to justify tax cuts will be honored by Trump.