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Update, Feb. 11: Some readers wrote to us saying we should have made clear the difference between the federal deficit and the federal debt. A deficit occurs when the government takes in less money than it spends in a given year. The debt is the total amount the government owes at any given time. So the debt goes up in any given year by the amount of the deficit, or it decreases by the amount of any surplus. The debt the government owes to the public decreased for a while under Clinton, but the debt was by no means erased.
Are you the same person who can't figure out what a felon. I feel like I'm wasting my time.
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Like I said before, you are reading someone's opinion. I gave you facts and figures. If you can't add and subtract, blame your teachers. If you have a problem with my figures, then blame your government, the treasury. You still haven't shown me an error in my figures. So, be a petulant child and stomp your feet, but it won't change the figures. Your information does not come from the gov. It comes from a guy that thinks he knows it all. I am not taking one person's figures at face value. I am using the government's figures. I posted them above, so if you can't figure it out, then that is your problem. No wonder you believe everything that Hillary tells you. I've seen other blond women brighter than you.