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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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From: tonto2/13/2012 2:19:14 PM
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President Obama on Monday unveiled a $3.8 trillion spending plan that seeks to pump billions of dollars into the economy while raising taxes on the rich to tame a soaring national debt now projected to grow significantly faster than previously forecast.

The president’s outlook for debt reduction has deteriorated markedly since September, when Obama told Congress that his proposals would hold annual deficits well under $600 billion after next year and permit the debt held by outside investors to rise to $17.7 trillion by 2021, or 73 percent of the overall economy.




Sarah Halzack 10:25 AM ET

Here is President Obama’s budget request — all 256 pages of it. Tell us what you think about it.



Federal budget: Read full document
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Charting the change in the federal budget.




The new 10-year blueprint shows annual deficits exceeding $600 billion every year except 2018. And the portion of the debt held by outside investors would grow to $18.7 trillion by 2021, or 76.5 percent of the economy — a full $1 trillion higher.
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