@spectatorindex Right but it’s about $96B if you adjust for inflation to 2014. It’s not a record, it’s just inflation.
You would be incorrect to say that, with inflation adjustment, the statement is entirely accurate. When comparing financial figures across different time periods, it is essential to account for the effects of inflation to provide a more accurate and meaningful comparison. Adjusting for inflation allows you to compare the purchasing power of the dollars involved, which can help avoid misleading conclusions. In this case, the $114B deficit adjusted for inflation is lower than some previous records, indicating that the statement may not be accurate when accounting for the effects of inflation.
@spectatorindex How would they know if they can't audit themselves? @RandPaul
@spectatorindex What's their guidance looking like for the next quarter?
@spectatorindex and it's only just begun. Not to mention over 40% of our national debt is foreign owned
@spectatorindex Didn't know the Federal Reserve was a company. I can't wait for their IPO. 😂
@spectatorindex Surprise. Surprise. Israel's Fault
@spectatorindex In other words they funneled a load of money to their own bank accounts