czy ktos za to powinien siedziec??

jakbys ty przyjacielu zrobil taki przekret , czytaj szwindel, to bys z pudla
do konca zycia nie wylaz, dlaczego inni moga i w dodatku smieja sie tobie w
twarz!!!!
wina ekonomia? a koszt idiotycznej wojny, nie podaja?? zeby nie wkur...iac
spoleczenstwa??!!!!

By MARTIN CRUTSINGER, AP Economics Writer 1 hour, 4 minutes ago

WASHINGTON - The Bush administration gave details Wednesday on how it plans
to borrow the billions of dollars it will need to cope with the soaring
budget deficits.


Those plans include raising $27 billion by selling a new 10-year note and a
new 30-year bond at the regularly scheduled quarterly auctions to be held
next week. The government needs to borrow $171 billion during the current
July-September quarter, the second highest quarterly borrowing total on
record.

The increased borrowing needs reflect the exploding federal budget deficit
which is projected to more than double in size this year and to hit an
all-time high of $482 billion in the 2009 budget year.

The administration released the new deficit forecasts on Monday. It blamed
the surge on the sagging economy and the effort to keep the country from
falling into a deep recession by mailing out 130 million economic stimulus
payments.

Democratic critics charged that the soaring deficits showed the total
failure of the Bush administration to put the government's fiscal house in
order, however. They contended that whoever wins the presidency in November
will inherit a huge fiscal mess that will severely restrain the next
president's ability to fulfill his own campaign promises.

The administration projected that the deficit for this budget year, which
ends on Sept. 30, will total $389 billion, more than double the $161.5
billion deficit for 2007. For the 2009 budget year, which will cover the
first year of the new president, the administration is forecasting a deficit
that will surge to an all-time high in dollar terms of $482 billion, far
exceeding the old record of $413 billion set in 2004.

That deficit estimate could soar even higher. It does not include the
expected full cost of funding the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan or the costs
associated with a massive housing rescue measure that Congress passed last
week and President Bush signed into law on Wednesday.

As part of the housing measure, Congress voted to increase the national debt
limit by $800 billion from $9.815 trillion to a new limit of $10.615
trillion.

The borrowing plans announced by the Treasury Department on Wednesday
include raising $17 billion by selling a new 10-year note on Aug. 6 and
raising $10 billion by selling a new 30-year bond on Aug. 7.


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