6th, 2012: "I'll use the money we're no longer spending on war to pay down our debt". Yet the White House site contains his 2013 budget proposal with a table showing his planned national debt at the end of each year through 2022. It adds at least $900 billion to the debt every year, $9.6 trillion over a decade. If a CEO lied about his company's finances to get people to buy stock, the public would cry "fraud! send him to jail!". Should we trust someone to run our government that we wouldn't trust to run a company? This isn't a one time gaffe, he has repeated it from the State of the Union in January, through dozens of speeches into October and a campaign commercial. For details about this, or to see the issue described in an amusing cartoon&video; mashup of Obama's own words, see the new site: http://PoliticsDebunked.com andsoff | 11.12.12 @ 5:08PM I would add that he has lied about almost everything and revealed his general lack of knowledge about everything. He who lies about the little things, cannot be trusted with the big things. ie he lied about his mother's insurance, his alleged father's education "achievements" and immigration records, he lied about his relationship with Bill Ayres among many, many things. He lied about his votes on certain issues, like the Katrina fema waiver which he voted against 1 of 12 which passed overwhelmingly in spite of him and then claimed Congress wouldn't grant the waiver