Meanwhile, back in reality... he more than doubled it.
Bush did double the National Debt but those deficits were coming down dramatically so much that if the 2008 housing bubble crash had not happened, the deficit that year would have been $59 billion or less. As it was, because of the off budget TARP bill to stabilize the situation--a bill Senator Obama approved and voted for--the 2008 deficit was roughly $450 billion. Obama's 2009 deficit was $1.4 trillion when the TARP bill was expected to increase the projected deficit to $407 billion.
GWB:
2001 - $128 billion surplus (actually Clinton budget)
2002 - $158 billion - included the 9/11 triggered recession and the war
2003 - $378 billion
2004 - $413 billion
2005 - $318 billion
2006 - $248 billion
2007 - $161 billion
2008 - $459 billion - included $400 billion off budget TARP
Obama:
Deficit 2009 - just over $1.4 trillion - included an almost balanced Bush budget plus $400 billion off budget TARP and $800+ billion off budget stimulus package
Deficit 2010 - just under $1.3 trillion.
Deficit 2011 - roughly $1.3 trillion
Deficit 2012 - roughly $1.1 trillion
Deficit 2013 - roughly $680 billion
Deficit 2014 - roughly $514 billion
Deficit 2015 - roughly $435 billion
Deficit 2016 - roughly $587 billion and projected to keep increasing.
Trump's first year deficit - $440 billion when the projected deficit was $559 billion
We will have to see how this year will shake out or if it will be as bad as the forecast. But trying to make Trump look like a fiscally irresponsible spending fiend just doesn't wash on the face of it.