Jul 11, 2011 ... Today, 43 cents of every dollar spent is borrowed; this amount is about 4 times  the rate in 1980. Between 2007 and 2011 alone, the rate has increased 38 cents  per dollar. At this pace, the historical trend of deficit spending continues at a  distressing rate. The government ran a budget deficit in every year ...
Jul 15, 2011 ... "We borrow 42 cents of every dollar Washington spends today," he toldJay  Weber, a conservative talk show host on WISN-AM (1130), "and about half of that  comes from countries like China." The first part of the statement has to do with the  federal deficit, while the second has to do with the debt. As the U.S. ...
Jul 15, 2011 ... The U.S. is borrowing about 36 cents of every dollar spent so far this year. It  borrowed 37 cents on the dollar last year, and 40 cents in fiscal 2009. ... We  created it using historical budget data from the federal Office of Management and  Budget, updated with the most recent estimates of the current fiscal ...
As the Girl Scouts turn 100, they are modernizing their program and their image  and their badges. I see the Girls Scouts as reason to be optimistic about our  country's future. Sure, we're borrowing 40 cents of every dollar we spend, and we' re trillions in debt. But the next generation of Girl Scouts is getting ready to tackle  ...
Dec 7, 2012 ... The federal government borrowed 46 cents of every dollar it has spent so far in  fiscal 2013, which began Oct. 1, according to the latest data the Congressional  Budget Office released Friday.
We're borrowing 40 cents of every dollar we spend.