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The federal government added $83 billion to the national debt in the first month of fiscal year 2023, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), a rate of $2.7 billion in new debt per day that puts the government on track for another $1 trillion deficit this year.
Only seven of the last 25 months have resulted in deficits under $100 billion or with a budget surplus, and nine of those months saw deficits above $200 billion.
Some spending increased, most notably at the Department of Education. That department booked nearly $400 billion in more expenses in order to pay for President Biden’s student loan handout.
($400 Billion for an Un-Constitutional vote-buting scheme....)
Only seven of the last 25 months have resulted in deficits under $100 billion or with a budget surplus, and nine of those months saw deficits above $200 billion.
Some spending increased, most notably at the Department of Education. That department booked nearly $400 billion in more expenses in order to pay for President Biden’s student loan handout.
($400 Billion for an Un-Constitutional vote-buting scheme....)
Biden on pace for $1 trillion budget deficit in 2023: $2.7 billion in new debt per day
The federal government borrowed $83 billion in October, putting it on a pace for another $1 trillion budget deficit this year despite lower costs related to the COVID pandemic.
www.foxbusiness.com