The record’s biggest verified numbers, grouped by scale, never by judgment.
Standing rule: no scores. Color marks whether something is in force, reversed, contested, concluded, or permanent — not good or bad.
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Color is a legal fact, not an opinion. It shows — whether something is still in force, was reversed, or is contested in court — never whether it was good or bad.
Every number links to its source and to how strongly it can be tied to the action () — click any figure to see the full evidence.
Nothing here is scored, graded, or ranked. When two credible sources disagree, this archive shows both numbers instead of picking one.
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The biggest verified numbers in this record, by real scale — never by whether the number is good or bad. Every figure below is copied exactly as its source states it, grouped only with other figures measured in the same unit. A $3.4 trillion deficit figure is never ranked against a count of 10 million people — putting incommensurable numbers on one ordered list would itself be a judgment about which matters more, the exact thing this archive's no-scores rule exists to avoid.
Several of these figures are genuinely disputed — shown here with every competing estimate, never averaged into one (see Methodology). Some cards also carry a "Trump II so far" figure pulled from the same sourced data behind the vs. Presidents view — his own dated number, not a comparison against the other four; for the real side-by-side, see that view directly.