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CBO 10 year budget deficit in billions of dollars (this is without any additional spending bills from Congress, like BBB on steroids).
2022: -1,036
2023: -984
2024: -1,056
2025: -1,318
2026: -1,364
2027: -1,409
2028: -1,725
2029: -1,651
2030: -1,912
2031: -2,067
2032: -2,253
That's intentionally misleading. Covid spending is expiring. Biden didn't do anything to reduce the deficit. Deficits are projected to increase and more than double in the next few years (and that's without any additional wasteful spending bills that will likely happen in a Great Recession).
Can anyone help me understand how this works with the IRS adjusting the tax rates? We are getting larger standard deductions which means we are paying fewer taxes...which means less dollars going into the budget. Right?
That's intentionally misleading. Covid spending is expiring. Biden didn't do anything to reduce the deficit. Deficits are projected to increase and more than double in the next few years (and that's without any additional wasteful spending bills that will likely happen in a Great Recession).
He did choose not to go after another round of stimulus checks even though many in the party and petitions signed by millions were asking him to do so. So yeah, he let the covid spending expire.
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