Unexpected Budget Surplus Posted Last Month

Breitbart

The federal government posted an unexpected budget surplus in June, fueled by a sharp rise in tariff revenues and higher-than-anticipated tax receipts, marking a notable vindication for President Donald Trump’s economic strategy.

The $27 billion surplus reported Friday by the Treasury Department stood in stark contrast to forecasts for a $50 billion deficit, representing one of the largest upside surprises in recent budget data.

Monthly surpluses typically occur in April, when many Americans file their taxes. Surpluses are also common in January and September. A June surplus is highly unusual. More

13 Comments on Unexpected Budget Surplus Posted Last Month

  1. OK, Dems! Repeat after me:

    He was right, we were wrong.
    He was right, we were wrong.
    He was right, we were wrong.
    He was right, we were wrong.

    OK, I’m dreaming. But it’s a pleasant dream.

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  2. So let me get this straight. Tariffs are okay for other countries to impose, but bad for the world if the USA imposes them on other countries? Seems to me that shows that the world is stealing from us.

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  3. From some of the comments I’m reading here, it seems like POTUS Trump’s plank on tariffs and taxes was completely overlooked, disbelieved, or misunderstood.

    There is nothing at all surprising about this surplus. Under Trump this is the new normal.

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  4. @Hey Blinkin! – They’ve been working just as hard on the northern border security. We live in WA state and our west coast is the traffic route from B.C. to Mexico. There are two main border crossing points west of the Cascades and 3-4 on the east side, as well as numerous ports and areas that small craft can pull ashore. It’s a lot of territory to secure.

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