g5000
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A surplus presumes that the federal budget got balanced some time in the last several months.
Don't believe I got the memo on that one.
See the top of the page.
that rancid smell you just noticed----------you stepped in shit on this one oooopie.
better run away before you sink in up to your eyeballs.
Um...There hasn't been a budget in over three years....Thanks for stomping on that flaming bag of poo, nitwit.
Um...it seems you don't know how government works.
There have been continuing resolutions for the past three years. Otherwise the government would have shut down three years ago.
So there is a budget. The exact same budget we have had for three years. Spending has been occurring, and revenues have been received. For the first time in a long time, more revenues have come in than expenditures paid out.
Here's the bottom line you missed: We are therefore not running up more debt.
No matter how you spin it with idiotic statements demonstrating ignorance about government budgets, that's good news.
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