I see you are back to lying that the deficit went up $10 trillion under Obama -- despite it being clearly shown to be false -- and previously correcting it.
Yes, Bush passed stimulus packages in his last year in office -- the recession started in December 2007, just over a year before Obama took office. Interestingly, by counting the "Obama's Deficit" as starting when he took office, the Bush stimulus package is actually "charged" to Obama -- since the money from that stimulus package was almost completely spent after Obama became President.
As for what Obama did, that would seem to be a strawman. I never claimed that "Obama did something amazing." Instead, we do know that he ended the recession and started the growth that continued after Trump took office, to some degree to the current day (though there are signs the economy is slowing and could be heading toward recession).
Again, yes Obama (combined with the Bush stimulus that gets "charged" to Obama) raised the deficit by several trillion to end the recession, and also because the government gets less money when the country is in a recession. However, he turned that around in his second term -- again, annual deficits were about half a trillion -- though I'll agree that is way to high.
However, Trump in a good economy (when the government is receiving more money per year) has doubled the deficits that Obama "gave" him -- from half a trillion to a full trillion deficit annually and, again, if Trump serves eight years, it appears he will grow the deficit more than Obama did over eight years -- and it will be much worse if we go into a recession.