Senator Kent Conrad (D-ND) has already been exposed for intentionally misrepresenting material facts about the 2001 CBO report that, according to the assumptions in the report, projected a $5.6 trillion budget surplus over the next 10 years. Now you can see how Chairman Conrad uses temporary spikes in revenues and historic lows in outlays in graphs for comparisons to the budget activity of the Bush administration. With the inclusion of more years, the facts contained in Chairman Conrad's graphs further exposes the temporary Clinton economy. [ Ссылка ]
