U.S. on track for first $1 trillion budget deficit since 2012

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3 thoughts on “U.S. on track for first $1 trillion budget deficit since 2012

  1. “The Congressional Budget Office, however, is projecting that the deficit will top $1 trillion this year and remain above $1 trillion over the next decade.”

    do you see the irony in that ?

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