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In response to
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not sure of your source for that number, CBO website says BBB will increase the deficit by $367 billion, cumulatively, over ten years -- (edited)
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by
znufrii
Which realistically is a rounding error in the budget. -- nm
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pmb (aka pmb)
Nov 18 '21, 15:24
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not quite that small. Quick and dirty I figure it's about 0.6% of total annual federal spending (~$6.0t), or about 5% of non-defense discretionary spending (~$700b). -- nm*
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znufrii
Nov 18, 15:29
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I would consider .6% essentially a rounding error (especially at these numbers). -- nm
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pmb
Nov 18, 15:48
(again, not including the IRS enforcement revenue) -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 18, 15:37
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Which I think CBO is banned from including for some reason. -- nm
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spamlet
Nov 18, 15:40
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"...under guidelines agreed to by the legislative and executive branches..."
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znufrii
Nov 18, 15:43
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