U.S. Records $71 Billion Budget Surplus in June ....

.... on course to record the lowest annual deficit since 2008.

Time for more tax cuts for the wealthy.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/us-records-71-billion-budget-surplus-in-june

Just imagine if unemployment continues to fall down into the 4-5% range and we return to a budget surplus - as we had the last time a democrat was in office.

Heads would explode everywhere.

OMG...they must be psychic.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/07/11/tax-breaks_n_5577957.html?ir=Politics&utm_campaign=071114&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Alert-politics&utm_content=Title

House Votes For Tax Breaks To Add $287 Billion More To Deficit

Posted: 07/11/2014 11:51 am EDT Updated: 3 hours ago Print Article

WASHINGTON -- "The GOP-led House of Representatives embraced a former stimulus measure Friday, voting to make it and another related tax cut permanent, adding $287 billion to the deficit over the next 10 years.

The largest part of the cut, worth more than $263 billion, is making permanent so-called bonus depreciation, which allows businesses to write off the cost of capital investments and improvements much more quickly.

It was enacted twice during the administration of President George W. Bush, and the most recent version expired last year. The idea behind it is that if lawmakers give businesses a break during tough economic times, they will speed up major equipment purchases and stimulate economic activity.

Those who support making such a stimulus measure permanent argue that it would give businesses the certainty to be able to plan their investments.

But opponents -- primarily Democrats -- mocked the idea, pointing to Congressional Research Service reports that found the break was a weak stimulus to begin with, and that the stimulative effect is likely to fall even further if the break becomes permanent.

"Even as a stimulus, the analysis shows that for every dollar that is invested we get 20 cents of growth," said Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas), a member of the Ways and Means Committee. "A fellow could go bankrupt with that kind of economics, and that's exactly what they would have the country doing and not meeting its other needs while funding something that doesn't work."

Doggett and others noted that while Republicans have been adamant about finding ways to pay for other things, from unemployment insurance to the money the federal government needs for its highway funds, they appeared to have no problem with simply tacking the enormous cost of the tax cuts onto the deficit..."

The traitors of this country may have gone too far. I cannot wait until they tie these treasonous bastards together. We are finally taking our country back, and we need the top rates to increase back to mid eighties and massively invest in job creation and infrastructure investment. Good news for America, but we need to prosecute the traitors.