It's time to primary Senate minority Leader Mitch McConnell for agreeing to this pig of a bill...
New York (CNNMoney) – The
fiscal cliff deal passed by the Senate Tuesday morning would increase
deficits over the next decade by close to $4 trillion, according to the
Congressional Budget Office.
But that’s relative to where deficits would otherwise be if Congress
were to let all the Bush tax cuts expire and keep much if not all of the
other tax hikes and spending cuts under the fiscal cliff in place.
Under that scenario, only $2.88 trillion would be added to the debt over
the next decade.
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