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Politics : I Will Continue to Continue, to Pretend....

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To: Sully- who wrote (21096)2/22/2007 5:19:20 AM
From: Sully-   of 35834
 
    [J]ust remember this the next time you hear a Democrat 
promise to take America in a “new direction”…

More From the “You Won’t See this on MSM” Files

By Texas Rainmaker on Economy

Will Katie Couric or Chris Matthews lead with this anytime soon?

<<< Despite the ongoing costs of US military campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, the outlook for the federal budget has grown substantially brighter.

Tax revenues are rising much faster than spending,
according to Treasury Department numbers released last week. The recent trend is strong enough that, were it to continue, the budget could move into surplus in barely a year, one economist calculates.

Already, the federal deficit is shrinking toward about half the size that it has averaged since 1970, when analyzed as a percentage of gross domestic product.

The shift reflects a strong economy
, with higher incomes and corporate profits generating a bigger flow of tax revenue. In turn, the Treasury’s progress could help the economy by buoying investor confidence in the nation’s fiscal position. >>>

And just remember this the next time you hear a Democrat promise to take America in a “new direction”…

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