Wrong, tax receipts are up this year already. Income tax won’t be collected until next year, but most every other tax is collected during the year.
I already pointed out Congress is responsible for spending, not the President.
Here you are in 2010:
When we have a President and a lapdog Congress who actually believe they can spend their way out of debt, we have every right to judge.
Trump and the GOP passed a $1.5 trillion deficit tax cut. Spending their way out of debt.
2013:
"Deficits" are not down. The yearly deficit is still over a trillion dollars per year, adding to the national debt every year.
Math much?
2017:
Eight years of Obozo adding ten trillion to the debt
How funny you now say the President is NOT responsible for the debt!
Unless you eliminate the deficit each year, you're just adding to the debt.
Eat you own words, shitbird.
Deficits are UP. The debt is ACCELERATING.
Fact. Kudlow lied.
Did I claim deficits weren’t up, dipshit? I already stated it’s up to congress to pass a balanced budget. The topic at hand is whether or not the tax cuts bring in more revenue, meaning they aren’t responsible for the increase in the deficit. Spending is. President Trump is responsible for signing the budget into law, so the deficit is on him too, but at least he has spurred the economy within a year of being elected, unlike your beloved Hussein who ran up the deficit and did nothing to strengthen the economy.
Tax-cuts directly to lowered revenues, anyone who tells you otherwise is either ignorant or a politico hack.
Data on this is VERY clear.
Monthly Treasury Statement
https://www.fiscal.treasury.gov/fsreports/rpt/mthTreasStmt/mts0918.pdf - Page 2
Compared to same period in FY2017:
Oct 18 + $14B
Nov 18 + $8B
Dec 18 + $7B
Jan 18 + $17B
<<<<<TAX-CUTS PHASED IN
Feb 18 - $16B
March 18 - $6B
May 18 - $23B
June 18 - $32B
July 18 - $7B
Aug 18 - $7B
Sep 18 - $5B
So without counting April when 2017 taxes were settled, instead of 11 billion average monthly revenue growth there is 14 billion shortfall.
Total effect is
25 billion monthly revenue reduction trend so far for months with tax-cuts