October 11, 2011

Obama By The Numbers

$45.1 Trillion: Total Federal Spending Proposed By Obamas FY2012 Budget Through 2021.
(OMB, 9/1/11)

$24.0 Trillion: Projected Federal Debt In 2021 Due To Obamas Binge Spending. (OMB, 9/1/11) $14.9 Trillion: Current National Debt. (U.S. Treasury Department, Accessed 10/5/11) $9.1 Trillion: Amount Obamas FY2012 Budget Would Add To The Debt Through FY2021.
(OMB, 9/1/11)

$6.4 Trillion: Cumulative Deficits Caused By President Obamas Deficit Reduction Proposal. (OMB, 9/19/11) $5.2 Trillion: Total Interest Payments On The National Debt Due To Obamas Proposed Budget, FY2012-2021. (OMB, 9/1/11) $4.2 Trillion: Added To The National Debt Since Obama Took Office. (U.S. Treasury Department, Accessed
10/6/11)

$2.6 Trillion: True Cost Of ObamaCare Once Fully Implemented. (Office Of The Speaker Of The U.S. House Of
Representatives, Report, 1/6/11)

$1.75 Trillion: Annual Cost Of Federal Regulations. (Small Business Administration, September 2010) $1.57 Trillion: Tax Hikes In Obamas Deficit Reduction Proposal. (OMB, 9/19/11) $1.416 Trillion: Federal Budget Deficit For FY2009 Highest In U.S. History. (CBO, 10/7/10) $1.334 Trillion: Projected FY2012 Budget Deficit Under Obamas Deficit Reduction Proposal.
(OMB, 9/19/11)

$1.298 Trillion: Federal Budget Deficit For FY2011 Second Highest In U.S. History. (CBO, 10/7/11) $1.294 Trillion: Federal Budget Deficit For FY2010 Third Highest In U.S. History. (CBO, 10/7/10) $1.17 Trillion: Total Cost Of Obamas First Stimulus With Interest.
(CBO, 8/24/11, CBO, 1/27/09)

$1.17 Trillion: American Debt Held By China. (U.S. Treasury Department, Accessed 10/6/11) $763 Billion: Net Interest Payment On Our National Debt In 2021 Due To Obamas Proposed Budget. (OMB, 9/1/11) $825 Billion: Price Tag Of Obamas First Failed Stimulus. (CBO, 8/24/11) $575 Billion: Amount Of Medicare Cuts In ObamaCare. (CMS Chief Actuary Richard S. Foster, Memo, 4/22/10)
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$491.7 Billion: Amount Of Taxes In ObamaCare. (Letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 3/18/10; Joint Committee On Taxation,
3/2/10)

$447 Billion: Price Tag Of Obamas Second Stimulus. ([Link], 9/8/11) $347.1 Billion: Debt Service Costs For Borrowing To Pay For Obamas First Stimulus. (CBO,
1/27/09)

$175 Billion: Increased Spending In Obamas Second Stimulus. (CBO, 10/5/11) $170 Billion: Taxpayer Funds For Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac. (Bloomberg, 8/5/11) $105 Billion: Projected Cost Of New Regulations For 2011. (American Action Network, 9/30/11) $24 Billion: Stimulus Funds Sent To Tax Cheats. (Government Accountability Office, April 2011) $535 Million: Stimulus Loan To The Failed Solar Company Solyndra. (The Oakland Tribune, 11/4/10) 81.9 Million: Annual Paperwork Burden Hours Imposed By Regulators In 2011. (American Action
Network, 9/30/11)

46.2 Million: Record Number Of Americans Living In Poverty. (U.S. Census Bureau, 9/13/11) 45.3 Million: Record Number Of Americans Receiving Food Stamps. (Department Of Agriculture, 9/29/11) $18 Million: Cost Of The Stimulus Website [Link]. (ABC News The Note Blog, 7/8/09) 14.0 Million: Unemployed Americans. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 9.3 Million: Americans Working Part-Time For Economic Reasons. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed
10/7/11)

7.3 Million: Foreclosure Filings Since Obama Took Office. (RealtyTrac, Accessed 10/6/11) 6.2 Million: Americans Unemployed 27 Weeks Or Longer. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 4.0 Million: Mortgages Either 90 Days Late Or In Foreclosure During August. (Lender Processing
Services, 10/3/11)

3.4 Million: Workers Granted Waivers So That ObamaCare Would Not Outlaw Their Health Care Plan. ([Link], Accessed 10/6/11) 2.6 Million: Number Of Americans That Fell Into Poverty Between 2009 And 2010.
Bureau, 9/13/11) (U.S. Census

2.2 Million: Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 1.6 Million: Private Sector Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed
10/7/11)

1.5 Million: Jobs Lost Since Obamas Stimulus Was Passed. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 1.59 Million: Personal Bankruptcies In 2010. (United States Courts, 2/15/11) $1.5 Million: Stimulus Funds Sent To Indonesia To Discourage Air Pollution In Jakarta. (The
Daily Caller, 7/7/11)

1.47 Million: Personal Bankruptcies In 2009. (United States Courts, 2/15/11) 1.0 Million: Construction Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 1.0 Million: Americans That Have Given Up Looking For Work. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed
10/7/11)

911,000: Private Sector Jobs Lost Since Stimulus Was Passed. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed
10/7/11)

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818,000: Manufacturing Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed
10/7/11)

709,303: Personal Bankruptcies During First Half Of 2011. (The Wall Street Journal, 7/5/11) 690,969: Avoided Foreclosure Through HAMP, Obama Had Promised To Help As Many As Nine Million. (Los Angeles Times, 10/5/11; President Obama, Remarks In Mesa, AZ, 2/18/09) $278,000: Cost Per A Stimulus Job. (The Weekly Standard, 7/6/11) 170,300: Number Of Local Government Education Jobs Lost Since Obama Signed A $10 Billion Teacher Union Bailout He Said Would Save 160,000 Teacher Jobs. (Bureau
of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11; The Washington Post, 8/10/10)

89,000: The Number Of Stimulus Checks Sent To Dead Or Incarcerated People. (The Wall
Street Journal, 10/7/10)

81,405: Record Number Of Pages Added To The Federal Register In 2010. (Competitive
Enterprise Institute, 2011)

57,700: Number Of Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction Jobs Lost Since The Stimulus Was Passed. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) $48,120: Your Share Of The National Debt. (U.S. Treasury Department Accessed 10/6/11; U.S. Census Bureau,
Accessed 10/6/11)

45,696: Pages Of New Rules Added To The Federal Register During Obamas First Two Years In Office. (Competitive Enterprise Institute, 2011) $26,668: Amount Obamas FY2012 Budget Would Add To Your Share Of The National Debt By 2021. (U.S. Treasury Department Accessed 10/7/11; OMB, 9/1/11; U.S. Census Bureau, Accessed 10/7/11) 23,000: The Number Of Jobs Obama Knew His Drilling Moratorium Would Kill. (The Wall
Street Journal, 8/21/10)

$15,500: Annual Cost Per Household Of Federal Regulations. (Small Business Administration, September
2010)

$13,700: Increase In Your Share Of The National Debt Since Obama Took Office. (U.S.
Treasury Department Accessed 10/6/11; U.S. Census Bureau, Accessed 10/6/11)

$11,300: Negative Effect Of Debt On Gross National Product Per Person In 2035. (CBO,
6/22/11)

$10,585: Cost Per Employee That Federal Regulations Place On Small Businesses. (Small
Business Administration, September 2010)

3,700: Number Of Tax Delinquents Who Received Stimulus Funds. (Government Accountability
Office, April 2011)

2060: Year Federal Spending Will Reach 50 Percent Of GDP. (CBO, 6/22/11) 2037: Year That Federal Debt Will Reach 200 Percent Of GDP. (CBO, 6/22/11) 2036: Year That The Social Security Trust Fund Will Be Exhausted. (The Trustees Of Social
Security & Medicare, 5/10/11)

2020: Year That The CBO Predicts Medicares Trust Fund Will Be Exhausted. (CBO,
3/18/11)

1,603: Number Of Regulations That Would Impact Small Businesses Proposed By Obama Administration In First Two Years In Office. (Competitive Enterprise Institute, 2011) 1,578: Number Of Waivers Granted To Unions And Businesses So That ObamaCare
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Would Not Outlaw Their Health Care Plans. ([Link], Accessed 10/6/11) 1,000: Number Of Jobs Obamas NLRB Is Trying To Kill In South Carolina. (The Denver Post,
5/2/11)

408: Number Of Regulations Proposed By Obama During First Two Years That Have An Economic Impact Of Over $100 Million. (Competitive Enterprise Institute, 2011) 300: Taxpayer-Subsidized Chevy Volts Sold In August. (CNN Money, 9/29/11) 102%: Total Federal Debt As A Share Of GDP. (U.S. Treasury Department Accessed 10/6/11; Bureau Of
Economic Analysis, Accessed 10/6/11)

82%: Federal Debt Held By The Public As Share Of GDP In 2021. (CBO, 8/24/11) 81%: Americans Dissatisfied With The Way Things Are Going. (Quinnipiac Poll, 2118 RV, MoE
2.1%, 9/27-10/3/11)

80%: Small Businesses That Could Be Forced To Change Health Care Plans As A Result Of ObamaCare. (The Washington Post, 6/15/10) 79%: Stimulus Funds For Wind, Solar And Geothermal Energy Projects That Went To Foreign Firms. (Investigating Reporting Workshop/ABCs World News Tonight/Watchdog Institute, 2/8/10) 77%: Americans That Believe We Are Currently In A Recession. (Politico, 10/6/11) 73: Number Of Bank Failures This Year. (FDIC, 9/30/11) 68.6%: Federal Debt Held By The Public As Share Of GDP By End Of The Year. (OMB,
9/19/11)

64%: Voters Who Disapprove Of Obamas Handling Of The Economy. (Quinnipiac Poll, 2118
RV, MoE 2.1%, 9/27-10/3/11)

55%: Americans That Disapprove Of Obamas Handling Of The Presidency, The Highest Level Since Taking Office. (Quinnipiac Poll, 2118 RV, MoE 2.1%, 9/27-10/3/11) 48.5%: Households That Receive Some Form Of Government Assistance. (The Wall Street
Journal, 10/5/11)

44.8%: Top Tax Rate By 2014 Under Obamas FY2012 Budget. (The Washington Post, 5/16/11) 43%: Americans That Believe Their Taxes Will Go Up If Obama Is Reelected. (Quinnipiac
Poll, 2118 RV, MoE 2.1%, 9/27-10/3/11)

40.5: Number Of Weeks That It Takes To Find A Job. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 39.8%: Increase In National Debt Since Obama Took Office. (U.S. Treasury Department Accessed
10/6/11)

34.2%: Households That Receive Either Food Stamps, Subsidized Housing, Cash Welfare Or Medicaid. (The Wall Street Journal, 10/5/11) 32.4%: Unemployed Workers Out Of Work For Over A Year. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed
10/7/11)

32: Record Number Of Straight Months With Unemployment Rate Above 8 Percent. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 31%: Share Of Existing Home Sales In August That Were Distressed Properties (Foreclosures And Short Sales). (National Association Of Realtors, 9/21/11) 25.9%: Federal Spending As A Share Of GDP By 2021. (CBO, 6/22/11)
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23%: Home Loans Underwater (Negative Equity) In August. (Lender Processing Services, 10/3/11) 18%: Amount GNP Would Be Lowered Due To Debts Effect On Economic Growth By 2035. (CBO, 6/22/11) 17%: Cut To Medicare Benefits When Trust Fund Is Exhausted. (House Ways & Means Committee
Hearing, 6/22/11)

16.5%: Workers Unemployed Or Underemployed. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 15.1%: Americans Living In Poverty. (U.S. Census Bureau, 9/13/11) 11%: Americans That Think The Economy Is Improving. (Politico, 10/6/11) 9.1%: Unemployment Rate. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11) 8.13%: Percent Of Home Loans Delinquent In August. (Lender Processing Services, 10/3/11) 5.1%: Decline In Median Home Sale Price In The Last Year. (National Association Of Realtors,
9/21/11)

3.6%: Inflation Rate During The Last 12 Months. (The Wall Street Journal, 7/6/11) 3: Record +$1 Trillion Deficits On Obamas Watch. (CBO, 10/7/11) 2.3%: Decline In Median Household Income In 2010. (U.S. Census Bureau, 9/13/11) 2.2%: Residential Investment In Second Quarter, Lowest Level Since 1945. (The Wall Street
Journals Real Time Economics, 10/1/11)

1.3%: GDP Growth In The Second Quarter Of 2011. (Bureau Of Economic Analysis, Accessed 10/6/11) 0.4%: GDP Growth In The First Quarter Of 2011. (Bureau Of Economic Analysis, Accessed 10/6/11) 0: Number Of Co-Sponsors For Obamas Second Stimulus. (American Jobs Act Of 2011,
Accessed10/10/11)

0: Other People Obama Will Have Left To Blame For The Failures Of His Economic Policies In 2012. (The American People, 11/6/12)

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