White House budget projects $1 trillion deficit in 2019
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The Hill: White House budget projects $1 trillion deficit in 2019
The White House’s midyear budget projections see federal deficits surpassing $1 trillion in 2019.
In an annual budget review, the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) estimated that new legislation enacted since the release of its February budget — alongside new projections on other spending and receipts — would add $101 billion more to the 2019 deficit, pushing it above $1 trillion.
That figure would amount to 5.1 percent of the United States's gross domestic product, the nation’s total economic output.
The midyear budget review was released quietly on Friday.
Estimates from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office had forecast the deficit to near $1 trillion in 2019, but not pass it until 2020.
Budget watchdogs said that deficits had doubled in recent years as a result of bipartisan spending agreements and the GOP tax-cut law passed in December.
"This is a striking acknowledgement following almost two years of claims that economic growth unleashed by these policies will wipe deficits away,” said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
The budget outlook maintained the rosy economic projections the Trump White House has used in previous forecasts, but seemed to indicate a slight retreat from an earlier promise.
Trump officials have regularly argued that the administration’s policies would lead to sustained economic growth of 3 percent over 10 years, well above mainstream projections. In its updated budget outlook, OMB’s average growth rate dropped under 3 percent over the decade, dipping below the target as of 2025.
The White House also projected that corporate profits would grow 13 percent over a decade, while employee compensation would surge 68 percent. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that hourly wages have grown just 2.7 percent in the past year, though once inflation was taken into account the number fell to zero.
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your implication that it's Trump's fault is nonsense, except for the fact that he had to
go along with the budget, the increases being the dems' fault.
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your implication that it's Trump's fault is nonsense, except for the fact that he had to
go along with the budget, the increases being the dems' fault.
Democrats won big in the new budget agreement. | The New Republic
Despite Trump's demands, the new budget will give no money to his signature ... But the country was spared the draconian spending cuts that many had feared ... “All countries are doing this, but we've elevated this to a higher degree, and we've ... These scandals at the company, The Information claims, might have sent the ...
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Democrats Outline Demands as Threat of Shutdown Looms - The New ...
Jan 2, 2018 - Democrats are pushing for funding for children's health care and protection for ... and Speaker Paul D. Ryan, as well as Mr. Trump's budget director, Mick ... the military to blackmail the government to spend more money domestically. .... in the United States, Canada and the Americas, delivered to your inbox.Democrats must push aside absurd demand for 'parity' budget spending
thehill.com/.../364313-democrats-must-push-aside-absurd-demand-for-parity-budget-...Dec 13, 2017 - Trump seeks upper hand on civility — to chagrin of Dems ... But this is what the Democrats are demanding in the latest budget negotiations. ... in defense spending, they want an extra dollar spent on non-defense programs. ... Instead of giving these programs more money for parity's sake, Congress should ..
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your implication that it's Trump's fault is nonsense, except for the fact that he had to
go along with the budget, the increases being the dems' fault...
Really?
I could've sworn the Constitution gives the president a power called a "veto" or something like that he could use if he didn't agree with a particular bill from Congress; say, for example, a budget bill from Congress that provided tax cuts that would inflate the federal defict by a trillion dollars in one year. After all, isn't the GOP the party the party of fiscal responsibility? It must be those pesky Democrats in Congress' fault. Thankfully, the GOP has a filibuster-proof majority in Congress, and wouldn't allow any Democrats' chicanery to reach Trump's desk...
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except it's close enough, your hero dirty john mccain, and a few others, are rino's, and as I POSTED, they wanted to avoid
a gov shutdown, which dems wanted, so they could do a redo of blaming the republicans, and you dems buy it.
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Something good happen while your guy us president? He's responsible
Something bad happen haloen while your guy is president? It's not his fault! It's that damn other party getting in his way!!!
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"One trillion added to the deficit?. . .AMATUER"!! - Barack Obama
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Something good happen while your guy us president? He's responsible
Something bad happen haloen while your guy is president? It's not his fault! It's that damn other party getting in his way!!!
Something good happen while your guy us president? He's responsible
Something bad happen haloen while your guy is president? It's not his fault! It's that damn other party getting in his way!!!
Or something good happens while your guy is president but it's actually the policies of our guy in the previous administration that made it all happen.
WSS
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Something good happen while your guy us president? He's responsible
Something bad happen haloen while your guy is president? It's not his fault! It's that damn other party getting in his way!!!
Or something good happens while your guy is president but it's actually the policies of our guy in the previous administration that made it all happen.
WSS
Or something good happens while your guy is president but it's actually the policies of our guy in the previous administration that made it all happen.
WSS
In that case you never admit it and continue to claim it was your guy that made the difference
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"One trillion added to the deficit?. . .AMATUER"!! - Barack Obama
"One trillion added to the deficit?. . .AMATUER"!! - Barack Obama
$1 trillion added to the debt. Deficit is different.
Obama at least moved it in the right direction while in office. We'll see how it continues to move now
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"One trillion added to the deficit?. . .AMATUER"!! - Barack Obama
$1 trillion added to the debt. Deficit is different.
Obama at least moved it in the right direction while in office. We'll see how it continues to move now
$1 trillion added to the debt. Deficit is different.
Obama at least moved it in the right direction while in office. We'll see how it continues to move now
I KNOW the difference, take a peek at the sea of red below. . .

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It just underscores the futility of voting in the first place. Republicans could have approach this from an austerity angle and really tightened up the US economy debt and deficit. But they compromised. Now it stinks worse than it did before but not as bad as will stink a few years from now.
WSS
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"One trillion added to the deficit?. . .AMATUER"!! - Barack Obama
"One trillion added to the deficit?. . .AMATUER"!! - Barack Obama
Has Trump done anything wrong ever? No reply about Hillary or Obama. They sucked too.
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It just underscores the futility of voting in the first place. Republicans could have approach this from an austerity angle and really tightened up the US economy debt and deficit. But they compromised. Now it stinks worse than it did before but not as bad as will stink a few years from now.
WSS
It just underscores the futility of voting in the first place. Republicans could have approach this from an austerity angle and really tightened up the US economy debt and deficit. But they compromised. Now it stinks worse than it did before but not as bad as will stink a few years from now.
WSS
Neither team wants to address the problem because they are cowards. They will drive till the wheels fall off then try to blame the other guy. That mentality has passed on to the people who are deeply invested in the team politics.
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$1 trillion added to the debt. Deficit is different.
Obama at least moved it in the right direction while in office. We'll see how it continues to move now
I KNOW the difference, take a peek at the sea of red below. . .

I KNOW the difference, take a peek at the sea of red below. . .
1) Why pictures and no links?
2) You say you know the difference but you fooled me in your initial post. Because $1T was not "added to the deficit".
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"One trillion added to the deficit?. . .AMATUER"!! - Barack Obama
Has Trump done anything wrong ever? No reply about Hillary or Obama. They sucked too.
Has Trump done anything wrong ever? No reply about Hillary or Obama. They sucked too.
Trump has done plenty wrong, but when the Obama groupies want to Bitch about the deficit...nobody can hold a candle to Barry.
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I KNOW the difference, take a peek at the sea of red below. . .
1) Why pictures and no links?
2) You say you know the difference but you fooled me in your initial post. Because $1T was not "added to the deficit".
1) Why pictures and no links?
2) You say you know the difference but you fooled me in your initial post. Because $1T was not "added to the deficit".
1) Why provide a link when you’ll just dismiss it anyway?
2) $1 trillion was sarcasm, it doesn’t carry across in a post very well.
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1) Why pictures and no links?
2) You say you know the difference but you fooled me in your initial post. Because $1T was not "added to the deficit".
1) Why provide a link when you’ll just dismiss it anyway?
2) $1 trillion was sarcasm, it doesn’t carry across in a post very well.
1) Why provide a link when you’ll just dismiss it anyway?
2) $1 trillion was sarcasm, it doesn’t carry across in a post very well.
1) You seem to be very defensive about your source...
2) Based on the context of the thread before your post, and the phrasing in your post, it really doesn't sound like sarcasm. But if you say so, then ok
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woodpecker rarely gets the meaning of any post. seriously.
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