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Monday, February 13, 2012

Obama To Release Budget Proposal In The Red By Trillions


Today, Obama is slated to release his annual budget proposal for 2013, It will also include a 10-year budget outlook. 


After talking incessantly about cutting spending, you would think that Obama would spend less money next year than this year. Yet, in the Obama-nation, a spending cut means spending less than you were slated to spend, even though it is still higher.


So contrary to the norm talk is not cheap and Obama's talk costs taxpayers Trillions. How is that for Hope and Change?


Obama’s budget request to Congress on Monday forecasts a deficit of $1.33 trillion in for 2012 and includes hundreds of billions of dollars of infrastructure spending.
The projected deficit is higher than the $1.296 trillion deficit in 2011 and also higher than a $1.15 trillion projection released by the Congressional Budget Office last week.
Read More Here.


The proposed Budget also still calls for new Taxes on the Wealthy 
Read more at the Wall Street Journal

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