Oct 18, 2017 ... But Barack Obama created more jobs if measured from the depths of the  recession. ... Lyndon B. Johnson added the most jobs percentage-wise (20.7  percent) during his two terms. ... For example, those who inherited a recession,  like Clinton, Obama, Reagan, Carter and LBJ, did better at job creation.
May 23, 2012 ... Under the heading, "Romney's World," the Facebook post quoted a Romney Web  page saying, "Since President Obama assumed office three years ago, ...  spending under Obama, including his signature stimulus bill, is rising at a 1.4  percent annualized pace — slower than at any time in nearly 60 years.
Barack Obama: Took office 20 January 2009. Total debt: $10,627 billion. Total  debt (as of the end of April 2011): $14,288 billion. Percent change in total debt: + 34%. So, as far as raw numbers go, the chart is reasonably accurate (although  our calculations produced a somewhat higher debt increase for Ronald Reagan  than ...
Feb 20, 2013 ... Barack Obama (first term, 2009–2013)—Revenue increase: 38 percent; spending  increase: 8 percent; GDP growth: 15 percent (estimated): national debt: $16.5  trillion. Under Clinton, government spending rose by less than GDP, and revenue  rose by twice as much as spending. On the whole, the national ...
Mar 24, 2009 ... [1] Under President Barack Obama, the debt increased from $10.7 trillion in 2008  to $14.2 trillion by February 2011.[2]" ..... So when all is said and done there was  no surplus but actually a deficit of $16.5B which Bush used up faster than any  president in history, and added to that deficit to the tune of $700B ...
Says under President Barack Obama, the debt increased by 23 percent, which was less than under any president going back to Ronald Reagan.