3 Presidents who stand out for highest percentage increase in national debt since 1964

Yes, 3 presidents really stand out for highest percentage increase in US national debt since 1964. They are in order of most to least: Reagan (186%), Bush II (101%) and Obama (74%). Remember that for the first term of a president they have no control of the first year since they inherit the previous president’s budget. Additionally, the makeup of Congress certainly matters as well. I will cover this in detail in my book.

Richard Webb is the author of “Fat Burning Secrets” and has competed in amateur bodybuilding competitions for more than 10 years. Most notably, he has competed and won his division every time he’s competed in the famed Muscle Beach bodybuilding competition in Venice, California.

At age 60, he continues to be active in bodybuilding keeping his body fat consistently at 10-12%. For him, age is no excuse.

In his book he shares how working out and eating differently saved him over 12 hours per week of exercise time as a competing bodybuilder.

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