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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 999260" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>No, deficits are the difference between the revenue taken in and that spent. What we can't cover we sell bonds for, increasing our debt. We know every year what our shortfall is and how much the debt has increased. And he really is spending all that, but it has slowed downed immensely since the House controls the purse strings. And Bush could only go to Congress to get money for those wars. The Democrats controlled Congress his last two years. And again, the CBO is nonpartisan and they publish all expenditures. We have a transparent gov't, at least compared to most, and you don't get to keep trillions off the books. That money is accounted for in our debt, which has skyrocketed under Obama.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 999260, member: 24302"] No, deficits are the difference between the revenue taken in and that spent. What we can't cover we sell bonds for, increasing our debt. We know every year what our shortfall is and how much the debt has increased. And he really is spending all that, but it has slowed downed immensely since the House controls the purse strings. And Bush could only go to Congress to get money for those wars. The Democrats controlled Congress his last two years. And again, the CBO is nonpartisan and they publish all expenditures. We have a transparent gov't, at least compared to most, and you don't get to keep trillions off the books. That money is accounted for in our debt, which has skyrocketed under Obama. [/QUOTE]
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