CBO estimates that the deficit for 2008 will be $407 billion, substantially higher than last year’s $161 billion.
As a share of the economy, the deficit is projected to rise to 2.9 percent of GDP this year, up from 1.2 percent of GDP in 2007.
- THE ALL-TIME PEAK DEFICIT WAS 1983 - AT 6% OF GDP.
- AND WE RECOVERED FINE.
- CURRENT FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICITS ARE NOT TOO BIG.
- WE DON'T NEED TO RAISE TAXES TO MAKE DEFICITS SMALLER -
- WE NEED TO GROW THE ECONOMY.
- AND THE DEFICITS AIN'T THE BUSH TAX CUTS' FAULT.
- IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID!
- IF THE ECONOMY WASN'T SLOWING THEN THE DEFICITS WOULDN'T BE GETTING BIGGER.
- ALSO: BUSH AND CONGRESS SPENT WAY TO MUCH MONEY.
- WE NEED TO ELECT A REAL PORKBUSTER .
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