Dear President Trump:
You have been tirelessly fighting for us for the past 2 1/2 years
while being viciously attacked on a daily basis
we cannot fully and adequately express our gratitude
You are like a solo fighter jet majestically soaring over the emerald green waters
all on the shore view you with great awe
please take heart, President Trump
we, the American people, know what you have done to save and preserve our great nation!
WE WILL NEVER FORGET
desperate move
there is much hope for the younger generation
for one, they are not glued to the brainwash box 24/7 like the elders seem to be
so they are really not as pliable and susceptible to brainwashing via the mockingbirds
yes, they have had heavy dosing of indoctrination in the public schools,
but many are just now entering adulthood and discovering that they can make up their own minds about life's issues
I trust President Trump on timing of DECLAS
yes, comey goes down first, then the house of cards collapses
The federal government recorded a $160.3 billion surplus in April as revenues for the month jumped to an all-time high. But even with a flood of tax receipts, the deficit so far this year is running 37.7% higher than a year ago.
The Treasury Department reported Friday that the deficit for the first seven months of the budget year that began Oct. 1 totals $530.9 billion, compared to a deficit of $385.5 billion for the same period a year ago.
The Trump administration projected in March that this year's deficit will hit $1.1 trillion, up from last year's deficit of $779 billion. The administration is projecting the deficit will stay above $1 trillion for four straight years before starting to decline for the rest of the decade.
The deficits have increased following congressional passage in December 2017 of a $1.5 trillion tax cut promoted by President Donald Trump as well as a boost last year in spending on domestic and military programs.
The Congressional Budget Office is projecting that the deficit this year will climb to $896 billion, smaller than the administration's $1.1 trillion forecast but still 15% higher than last year.
The CBO shows slightly smaller deficits in the short-term, projecting that they will remain below $1 trillion through 2021 but after that will top $1 trillion and will remain above the $1 trillion mark for the rest of the decade.
While the government runs deficits in most months, April has been a surplus month for 60 of the past 65 years, reflecting the flood of revenue that comes in with the annual deadline for individuals to pay tax bills.
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/us-government-records-1603-billion-april-surplus-62965700