Friend, 

You may be shocked to learn that the man who lost more money than basically any human being on the planet in the 80s and 90s may not be the best for our economy going forward.

We know, we know, how can the steak/university/hotel/golf/watch/coin/crypto/water/vodka/board game/casino/tie/Bible/airline “mogul” (Wow, what a mouthful…) not know what’s best? Oh right, it’s because he’s gone bankrupt like 100 times and now even his campaign is hemorrhaging cash.

Although a lot of his cult-like voter base likes to pretend that the Art of the Deal author accomplished anything besides inheriting money from his rich father, financial analysts know the real Donald Trump, and they’ve examined his concepts of an economic plan. And they are less than impressed.

Yep. The self proclaimed “King of Debt” (yes, he really called himself this braggingly) has a plan that will put the United States $7.5 trillion deeper into debt over the next decade. This more than doubles the debt that comes with Vice President Harris’s proposed plan. Hey, at least he’s the king of something.

Why are we sending you an email about this? The reasoning is twofold. First, so the next time some drunken uncle at your family reunion talks about not liking Trump as a person but loving his economy, you can throw this back in his face. And second, so you see that this guy will be a disaster across the board if we let him back into office. His one redeeming thing is supposed to be his business savviness and he can’t even do that. He’s a joke. A laughingstock. A buffoon who probably couldn’t even explain his own bad economic plan.

Do we really need the king of debt heading up our nation’s economy? We’re gonna go with no.

Help us make sure the only debt-building he does is from Mar-a-Lago (or a prison cell) >>

-The Lincoln Project