OT: No worries folks, federal debt is now under control

[Djshakes]

After another quick glance some interesting line item increases.

Surgical packs and sheets – 2333% increase from $14K to $353K

Surgical supplies general – 1104% increase from $100K to 1.2M

Iv solutions 494%

[Anonymous]

And back to the federal budget news:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/postpartisan/2011/02/the_budget_headlines_we_need.html

Here’s where we stand so far:

– Neither party is proposing any real deficit reduction.

– Nobody has the balls to cut defense.

– The Tea Party phenomenon has changed nothing. At best, they have nudged the Republicans toward slightly larger cuts in their plan, but this is insignificant in the bigger picture.

Neither party’s proposals even begin to address overspending and the national debt.

[Anonymous]

And back to the federal budget news:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/postpartisan/2011/02/the_budget_headlines_we_need.html

Here’s where we stand so far:

– Neither party is proposing any real deficit reduction.

– Nobody has the balls to cut defense.

– The Tea Party phenomenon has changed nothing. At best, they have nudged the Republicans toward slightly larger cuts in their plan, but this is insignificant in the bigger picture.

Neither party’s proposals even begin to address overspending and the national debt.

[Anonymous]

And back to the federal budget news:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/postpartisan/2011/02/the_budget_headlines_we_need.html

Here’s where we stand so far:

– Neither party is proposing any real deficit reduction.

– Nobody has the balls to cut defense.

– The Tea Party phenomenon has changed nothing. At best, they have nudged the Republicans toward slightly larger cuts in their plan, but this is insignificant in the bigger picture.

Neither party’s proposals even begin to address overspending and the national debt.

[Anonymous]

And back to the federal budget news:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/postpartisan/2011/02/the_budget_headlines_we_need.html

Here’s where we stand so far:

– Neither party is proposing any real deficit reduction.

– Nobody has the balls to cut defense.

– The Tea Party phenomenon has changed nothing. At best, they have nudged the Republicans toward slightly larger cuts in their plan, but this is insignificant in the bigger picture.

Neither party’s proposals even begin to address overspending and the national debt.

[Anonymous]

And back to the federal budget news:

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/postpartisan/2011/02/the_budget_headlines_we_need.html

Here’s where we stand so far:

– Neither party is proposing any real deficit reduction.

– Nobody has the balls to cut defense.

– The Tea Party phenomenon has changed nothing. At best, they have nudged the Republicans toward slightly larger cuts in their plan, but this is insignificant in the bigger picture.

Neither party’s proposals even begin to address overspending and the national debt.

[afx114]

Here’s an awesome interactive chart that visually breaks down every part of the budget: http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/newsgraphics/2011/0119-budget/index.html. Make sure you zoom all the way into the tiny shit that everybody wants to cut but won’t make much of an impact.

[afx114]

Here’s an awesome interactive chart that visually breaks down every part of the budget: http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/newsgraphics/2011/0119-budget/index.html. Make sure you zoom all the way into the tiny shit that everybody wants to cut but won’t make much of an impact.

[afx114]

Here’s an awesome interactive chart that visually breaks down every part of the budget: http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/newsgraphics/2011/0119-budget/index.html. Make sure you zoom all the way into the tiny shit that everybody wants to cut but won’t make much of an impact.

[afx114]

Here’s an awesome interactive chart that visually breaks down every part of the budget: http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/newsgraphics/2011/0119-budget/index.html. Make sure you zoom all the way into the tiny shit that everybody wants to cut but won’t make much of an impact.

[afx114]

Here’s an awesome interactive chart that visually breaks down every part of the budget: http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/newsgraphics/2011/0119-budget/index.html. Make sure you zoom all the way into the tiny shit that everybody wants to cut but won’t make much of an impact.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[no_such_reality]

If start with the 2002 budget and scale for population growth and inflation, the budget should be $2.7 Trillion.

The proposal is $3.7 Trillion and they are crying about the cuts.

[Author]

Posts