Democratic Party Deception
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One statement uses a deception tactic illegal in the
private sector. One is truthful.
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Turning
Around Bush’s Budget Legacy of Deficits, Debt, and Economic Decline
Inherits Deep Deficits —
When President Bush took office in 2001, he inherited a ten-year budget surplus
projected to be $5.6 trillion. That surplus represented an historic opportunity
to address some of the major issues facing our country, including preparing for
the needs of the retiring baby-boom generation. But that opportunity was
squandered over the last eight years, leaving the new Administration with the
worst budget deficit in history for 2009.
Source: Democratic Caucus - House Budget Committee –
February 27, 2009
New CBO Surplus Estimates:
Less Than Meets the Eye
Finally,
these ($5.6 trillion surplus) projections are highly uncertain—particularly for
the years farthest in the future. We have been lucky in recent years to see
budget estimates unexpectedly turn in our favor. They could just as easily turn
against us.
Source: Democratic Caucus - House Budget Committee –
January 31, 2001
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