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$14.3 Trillion:

Current National Debt. (U.S. Treasury Department, Accessed 8/3/11)

$3.7 Trillion:

Amount Added To The National Debt Since Obama Took Office. (U.S. Treasury Department, Accessed 8/3/11)

$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)

$1.42 Trillion:

Federal Budget Deficit For FY2009 – Highest In U.S. History. (CBO, 10/7/10)

$1.29 Trillion:

Federal Budget Deficit For FY2010 – Second Highest In U.S. History. (CBO, 10/7/10)

$1.15 Trillion:

American Debt Held By China. (U.S. Treasury Department, Accessed 8/3/11)

$973 Billion:

Federal Budget Deficit For The First Nine Months Of FY2011 (CBO, 7/8/11)

$831 Billion:

Price Tag Of Obama's Failed Stimulus. (CBO, 5/25/11)

$575 Billion:

Amount Of Medicare Cuts In ObamaCare. (CMS Chief Actuary Richard S. Foster, Memo, 4/22/10)

$491.7 Billion:    

Amount Of Taxes In ObamaCare. (Letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 3/18/10;  Joint Committee On Taxation, 3/20/10)

$160 Billion:

Taxpayer Funds For Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac. (Bloomberg, 6/13/11)

$108.7 Billion:

Projected Cost Of New Regulations For FY2011. (American Action Network, 7/8/11)

$24 Billion:

Stimulus Funds Sent To Tax Cheats. (Government Accountability Office, April 2011)

45.7 Million:

Americans Receiving Food Stamps. (Department Of Agriculture, 8/1/11)

$18 Million:

Cost Of The Stimulus Website Recovery.org. (ABC News' "The Note" Blog, 7/8/09)

14.0 Million:

Unemployed Americans. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

8.6 Million:

Americans Working Part-Time For Economic Reasons. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

6.8 Million:

Foreclosure Filings Since Obama Took Office. (RealtyTrac, Accessed 8/3/11)

6.3 Million:

Americans Unemployed 27 Weeks Or Longer. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

3.8 Million:

Increase In The Number Of People Who Were In Poverty In 2009 Over 2008. (NPR, 9/16/10)

3.2 Million:

Workers Granted Waivers So That ObamaCare Would Not Outlaw Their Health Care Plan. (HHS.gov, Accessed 8/3/11)

2.5 Million:

Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

2.0 Million:

Private Sector Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

1.8 Million:

Jobs Lost Since Obama's Stimulus Was Passed. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

1.35 Million:

Amount Former Wall Street Lobbyists Bundled For Obama And the DNC. (OpenSecrets.org, 7/22/11)

1.3 Million:

Private Sector Jobs Lost Since Stimulus Was Passed. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

1.0 Million:

Construction Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

982,000:

Americans That Have Given Up Looking For Work. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

852,000:

Manufacturing Jobs Lost Since Obama Took Office. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 8/3/11)

709,303:

Personal Bankruptcies During First Half Of 2011. (The Wall Street Journal, 7/5/11)

633,500:

Avoided Foreclosure Through HAMP, Obama Had Promised To Help As Many As Nine Million. (The Wall Street Journal, 7/1/11; President Obama, Remarks In Mesa, AZ, 2/18/09)

$278,000:

Cost Per A Stimulus Job. (The Weekly Standard, 7/6/11)

89,000:

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

$46,453:

Your Share Of The National Debt. (U.S. Treasury Department Accessed 8/3/11; U.S. Census Bureau, Accessed 8/3/11)

$15,500:

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

2020:

Year That The CBO Predicts Medicare's Trust Fund Will Be Exhausted. (CBO, 3/18/11)

408:

Number Of Regulations Proposed By Obama During First Two Years That Have An Economic Impact Of Over $100 Million. (Competitive Enterprise Institute, 2011)

244:

Bundlers Who Accounted For 40 Percent Of Obama's 2nd Quarter Fundraising Haul. (Politico, 7/15/11)

90%:

Americans Describe The State Of The Nation's Economy As "Not So Good" Or "Poor." (Washington Post-ABC News Poll, 7/14-17/11)

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/ABC's World News Tonight/Watchdog Institute, 2/8/10)

59%:

Americans Think The Economy Will Be Poor This Time Next Year. The Highest CNN Has Recorded Since First Asking The Question In 1997. (CNN/ORC Poll, 7/18-20/11)

54%:

Say Their Finances Are Not So Good Or Poor. (Bloomberg, 7/7/11)

16.2%:

Workers Unemployed Or Underemployed. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 7/8/11)

9.2%:

Unemployment Rate. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Accessed 7/8/11)

3.6%:

Inflation Rate During The Last 12 Months. (The Wall Street Journal, 7/6/11)

1:

Budget Speeches The CBO Can't Score. (Committee On The Budget, U.S. House Hearing,, 6/23/11)

1/3:

Portion Of Obama's Fundraising That Came From Wall Street Bankers. (Reuters, 7/22/11)

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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