Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina asked the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the impact of Joe Biden’s myriad budget busters already passed or in the works.
If everything that Biden has proposed were to be approved by Congress, the national debt would climb by a cool $22 trillion over the next decade. That’s a $7.6 trillion increase in the debt path that he inherited. And that’s with COVID over! 
Here’s how the numbers stack up:
The so-called stimulus plan passed in February adds $2.1 trillion of debt spending.
Bidens first formal budget proposal adds another $665 billion for programs like more funding of the IRS, EPA, foreign aid, the Education Department plus more.
The so-called stimulus plan passed in February adds $2.1 trillion of debt spending.
Bidens first formal budget proposal adds another $665 billion for programs like more funding of the IRS, EPA, foreign aid, the Education Department plus more.
Then on top of that, Biden Administration wants to add an additional $4.9 trillion of debt spending for his green new deal “infrastructure plan” and his “human infrastructure” scam for programs like paid parental leave, child care subsidies, universal day care, and the like.
The publicly held debt would skyrocket from 98% of GDP in 2020 to 130% by 2031.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
