Saturday, August 21, 2010

Debt Clock

A little perspective

Whoa!

Figures on government spending and debt

On Friday August 20, 2010, 4:39 pm EDT

WASHINGTON (AP) --

Figures on government spending and debt (last six digits are eliminated). The
government's fiscal year runs Oct. 1 through Sept. 30.
Total public debt subject to limit Aug. 19 13,310,379
Statutory debt limit 14,294,000
Total public debt outstanding Aug. 19 13,363,228¹
Operating balance Aug. 19 230,177
Net interest fiscal year 2010 thru July 185,248
Net interest same period 2009 167,706
Deficit fiscal year 2010 thru July 1,169,071
Deficit same period 2009 1,266,963
Receipts fiscal year 2010 thru July 1,752,541
Receipts same period 2009 1,739,949
Outlays fiscal year 2010 thru July 2,921,612
Outlays same period 2009 3,006,912
Gold assets in August 11,041
Each citizen's share of this debt 43,276

¹There is no "Statutory debt limit." Congress will raise it as required.
The current monthly interest is $35,167,000,000, and growing

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Well, at least it's bi-partisan. That's a good thing, right?

nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn said...

Yes, the Republicans have joined in. They can now also say "We hocked your future. Here you go. Vote for me."

I used to vote for Republicans because at least they weren't Democrats. Now I'm inclined to vote for anyone who doesn't have a (D) or (R) by their name.

Rodger the Real King of France said...

A lot of us like you in both camps, me included. From now on I'm voting for the most conservative candidate that's not a democrat.

Anonymous said...

Careful guys. Better save that for primaries, because until we have a universal run off law for the times when no candidate gets a majority, a Perot vote will give us a Clinton every time.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick

Scipio Americanus said...

Then the Republicans shouldn't nominate any Bob Doles.

clem said...

...or John McCains.

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