Another African-American big city mayor headed to jail

Political thread started at lasvegasadvisor.com about how black people
are apparently corrupt and shouldn't be elected to public office.





Political thread started at lasvegasadvisor.com about how the federal
government, currently run by a black guy who replaced a white guy,
just posted a $71 billion budget surplus in June, on track for the
lowest annual deficit since 2008.

After spending how many TRILLIONS??????

You mean investing.

One consequence of that investment, among many:

[Republican]But Benghazi[/Republican]

With angry racists it always goes back to the same question: Why is there no Ladysmith White Mambazo?

Basic math has never been a concept understood by the Marxist left. Until the deficit is zero, there is no surplus. Surplus means you made more than you spent.

Which the federal government just did last month. It ran a surplus for the month.

Click my link again, you'll see the AP story includes this sentence:

"The Treasury Department announced that the government ran a surplus of $71 billion for the month of June.

See? Surplus.

Maybe you need pictures:









Now observe as BobOrme continues his battle against reality.

chilly don't get to excited; from the latest CBO projections

Overall, the CBO expects $7.9 trillion to be added to the nation's cumulative public debt over the next decade. That's $1 trillion higher than CBO's projection last May, in part because of changes in the agency's economic forecast -- specifically lower projections for real economic growth.

In any case, the debt is now expected to grow from roughly 74% of GDP this year to 79% by 2024. Historically, that's a high level. In 2007, total public debt was just 35%.

And looking ahead, under current policies, even though revenue would reach historically high levels of GDP, it would not keep pace with the growth in spending. As a result, the CBO expects debt to reach at least 110% of GDP by 2038.

Link for hoops data. I read that article right before coming here this AM.

https://www.cnbc.com/id/101837923

All I wrote was that for June our federal government ran a surplus and that's undeniably true.

The rest of this is just subject-changing.