Ljink96 said:
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I'm going to guess you mean Bill Clinton.
Though, while Bill Clinton had a budget surplus.. the National Debt actually increased under Clinton. So we didn't actually have extra money under Clinton. It's just the way politicians calculate a budget isn't the way normal people would calculate their budget.
Which would be incoming money - expenses.
The Budget is only incoming money - Public debt. They ignore intergovernmental holdings.
Which would be a lot like making a household budget while ignoring your mortgage and credit card payments.
That's not to say his additions to the national debt weren't lower then most presidents.... but he still added to the national debt every year... though one year he had it as "low" as ~20 billion.








