The Congressional
Budget Office (the CBO) just released a report
on the first five months of fiscal year 2012.
Understand that the Federal fiscal year runs from October 1 through the
last day of September. Fiscal year 2012
ends on September 30 of this year. In
the first five months (October through February), Obama and Company
have spent $578 billion on their way to a 2012 deficit of 1.387 trillion . . . . and who said we need a stinking budget?
Our chart shows a 2012 budget projection based upon a 5% GDP growth rate (not referenced on the chart) and an annual budget for F 2012 of $630 billion. In stead, we are looking at a GDP 2% to 2.5% for the year and a real-time deficit projection of 1.387 trillion, more than twice the Obama projection.
If we didn't know any better, we would think Obama knows as much about economic projections as he does about the Constitution or golf.
Our chart shows a 2012 budget projection based upon a 5% GDP growth rate (not referenced on the chart) and an annual budget for F 2012 of $630 billion. In stead, we are looking at a GDP 2% to 2.5% for the year and a real-time deficit projection of 1.387 trillion, more than twice the Obama projection.
If we didn't know any better, we would think Obama knows as much about economic projections as he does about the Constitution or golf.
Fed says job market has improved, consumer spending is up and inflation is under control, despite rise in oil prices.
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No one is denying the improvement. I have been straight-up in my reporting on that matter. That is not the theme I push on this blog, however. Read and learn, pilgrim.
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