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Wednesday, February 13, 2019

The Daily Mail Headline:





National debt tops $22 TRILLION for the first time, fueled by Trump's $1.5trillion tax cut and increased spending on the military

This is what you call yellow journalism at its finest. It implies Trump is to blame instead of this fuck.


Of course, in the DM article below the biggest contributor to the national debt (Obama), his name is never even mentioned. Look it up. Barry increased the national more than any other president in history! He inherited a $10.6 trillion dollar debt from Bush and in 8 years drove it to just shy of $20 trillion!


Remember when Rush talked about 'low information' voters?


 





They fall for it every time.


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The national debt has passed a new milestone, topping $22trillion for the first time.

The Treasury Department's daily statement showed Tuesday that total outstanding public debt stands at $22.01trillion. 

It stood at $19.95 trillion when President Donald Trump took office on January 20, 2017.

The debt figure has been rising at a faster pace following passage of Trump's $1.5trillion tax cut in December 2017 and action by Congress last year to increase spending on domestic and military programs.



The national debt has passed a new milestone, topping $22 trillion for the first time


Michael Peterson, head of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, says 'our growing national debt matters because it threatens the economic future of every American.'

Peterson said that interest on the national debt already costs more than $1 billion daily, and 'as we borrow trillion after trillion, interest costs will weigh on our economy and make it harder to fund important investments for our future.'

The national debt is the total of the annual budget deficits. 

The Congressional Budget Office projects this year's deficit will be $897 billion, which would be a 15.1 percent increase over last year's imbalance of $779 billion. 

The CBO is projecting that the deficit will keep rising in coming years and will top $1 trillion annually beginning in 2022 and never drop below $1 trillion through 2029.

Much of the increase will come from rising costs to fund Social Security and Medicare as baby boomers retire.

The Trump administration contends that its tax cuts will eventually pay for themselves by generating faster economic growth. 





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