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Is Swim going to enter this thread in the "Dumbest USMB Thread Ever" contest?
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Is Swim going to enter this thread in the "Dumbest USMB Thread Ever" contest?
I second the nomination!Is Swim going to enter this thread in the "Dumbest USMB Thread Ever" contest?
Is Swim going to enter this thread in the "Dumbest USMB Thread Ever" contest?
I was thinking about it. But it would kinda be unfair. I mean, it's practically engineered to receive stupid comments. I was almost impressed with myself, until I realized how easy it was and how sad it is.
Actually reading links is for people who waste time. (-:
The federal government recorded a budget surplus in January of $55.2 billion, helped by a timing quirk that shifted benefit payments to December.
The Treasury Department said Wednesday that the surplus marked an improvement from January 2015 when the government recorded a small deficit of $17.5 billion. Part of the improvement reflected the fact that $42 billion in benefit checks were sent out in December because the regular payment period fell on a weekend.
Federal Budget in Black for January
The federal government recorded a budget surplus in January of $55.2 billion, helped by a timing quirk that shifted benefit payments to December.
The Treasury Department said Wednesday that the surplus marked an improvement from January 2015 when the government recorded a small deficit of $17.5 billion. Part of the improvement reflected the fact that $42 billion in benefit checks were sent out in December because the regular payment period fell on a weekend.
Federal Budget in Black for January
Yeah, this usually happens when they confiscate more of our money.
Thank god we're still running a deficit.. I was a bit worried we would be running an actual surplus. That's the last thing we need.Did you even read the article?
The federal government recorded a budget surplus in January of $55.2 billion, helped by a timing quirk that shifted benefit payments to December.
The Treasury Department said Wednesday that the surplus marked an improvement from January 2015 when the government recorded a small deficit of $17.5 billion. Part of the improvement reflected the fact that $42 billion in benefit checks were sent out in December because the regular payment period fell on a weekend.
For the first four months of this budget year, the deficit totaled $160.4 billion, below last year's deficit of $194.2 billion for the same period.
Both the Obama administration and the Congressional Budget Office are forecasting this year's deficit to top last year's imbalance of $439.1 billion.