... do not show national debt decreasing for the 4 years Bubba (ably assisted by Republican congresses) allegedly had surpluses ... George W Bush had an average monthly deficit of $20 billion: $1.4 trillion total. In 24 months w/ a Democrat congress, O'wutzisname had a monthly average deficit of $135 billion: $3.2 trillion total. House/Senate joint resolution of 10 October 2002 listed 22 reasons (Whereas...) to invade Iraq (w/o even once using the word 'oil') has 1350 words. I'm sure there were some members of Congress who did not read this entire document, but I would hopefully guess it was read by more Republican members than Democrats. I feel certain George W Bush read it more than once. ObamaScare (The Affordable care act etc) has 2100 pages. I have not yet determined how many words it has per page. How many hands would it take to count how many members of Congress have read all 2100 pages? Somehow I feel certain BH Obama did not. The 2011 World Almanac shows the US Federal Government running surpluses in FYs 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2001 (the first in 40 years.) This point listed in case you haven't heard AlGore announce it. But a listing of the annual national debt in the same publication doesn't show the national debt going down in even one of those years. Any idea why this surplus was not applied to the debt, as it was the last time it happened (1951)? Arn Nelson in CHicago |
Monday, June 27, 2011
Note to WSJ BOTWT asking why US national debt lists...
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