Federal Budget Deficit Will Top $1.3 Trillion–Worst In 65 Years

Just in time for the mid-term campaigns, the Congressiona Budget Office reports today, that the federal budget deficit this year will exceed $1.3 Trillion Dollars.

Measured as a share of the total economy the federal budget deficit is 9.1% of Gross Domestic Product, the second largest budget shortfall in 65 years.

In 2009 the federal budget deficit was a record high of $1.4 Trillion Dollars or 9.9% of GDP

CBO forecasts projected deficits totaling $6.2 Trillion for a decade starting in 2011

Remember when Obama campaigned on the pledge to restore fiscal discipline instead the Democrat-Socialists who control Congress along with Obama have blown up the deficit which ran about 3% during George Bush’s last year as President.

During Obama’s Watch—Unsustainable Federal Budget Deficit Government Debt held by the public has gone up from 40% of GDP during Bush’s last year as President to 63% of GDP today and is anticipated to be 90% of GDP by 2020

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