In praising Donald Trump’s proposed economic policies, Andy Puzder and Stephen Moore gloss over their horrific impact on the federal debt (“A Trump Economy Beats Clinton’s,” op-ed, July 15). Various analyses show Mr. Trump’s tax and spending plans result in more than a $10 trillion increase in the debt over a decade, an increase greater than 50% from today’s $19 trillion indebtedness. According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Mr. Trump’s policies reduce federal revenue from 18% of GDP to 14% of GDP, the lowest level since 1950. Fiscal conservatives rightly denounce our unsustainable debt and don’t want to...