![U.S. National Debt [INFOGRAPHIC]](https://www.valuewalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/wheredoesusnationaldebtcomefrominfographic_4e5d303506f5f_w600.jpg "U.S. National Debt [INFOGRAPHIC]")
This infographic created by the current administration provides data to show the current U.S National debt and where the U.S spent their money which created that debt.
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Obama Admin made the graph. I just thought it would be interesting to post. Not everything I post I endorse. However, to answer your question, Austrian economists (who I do not necessarily agree with) would argue that tax cuts stimulate growth and therefore provide more tax revenue, thereby reducing the deficit.
How is a tax cut an addition to the debt? Tax cuts are the source of revenue to pay down the debt. If we had $0 in tax revenue that doesn’t impact the debt, only how we pay it back.
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