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As far as Clinton goes I read the debt was actually around 6 Trillion when he left office. History will eventually show Slick Willie was just that. Slick. If we want to start talking about presidents and debt, start with Ronald Reagan, who presided over the greatest percentage increase of our national debt of any president. This is someone from your own party (presumably). Reagan has even admitted that the debt increase was the greatest fault of his presidency. So Bill, just because you have someone trying to shrink social programs and cut taxes does NOT mean you will see debt go down. Quite the opposite.
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